Mass Infiltration Attempts Thwarted: 111 Illegal Immigration Candidates Apprehended in Fnideq

As part of its ongoing efforts to protect borders and combat illegal immigration networks, field operations and security interventions carried out by public forces in the early hours of Saturday, August 15, in the city of Fnideq and its outskirts, resulted in the apprehension of 111 candidates for illegal migration.

According to exclusive data, among those apprehended are 109 migrants from sub-Saharan African countries, as well as two Moroccan nationals. The intensive security deployment and the constant vigilance of public forces contributed to blocking any attempts at mass infiltration, both near Ceuta and Melilla. Field sources confirm that the security situation remains stable and under total control.

Proactive Campaign Against Digital Incitement to Illegal Migration

In a related context, proactive operations led by national security services in recent days resulted in the arrest of 61 individuals suspected of direct involvement in promoting and inciting illegal immigration through social media platforms.

Security services utilized advanced digital monitoring techniques to track and identify those behind these incitement calls, which aimed to push youth toward mass migration under dangerous conditions.

Ongoing Security Operations on Land, Sea, and in the Digital Realm

Security sources emphasize that efforts to combat illegal migration networks will not stop at physical borders. Digital monitoring operations will remain ongoing and continuous to track and apprehend all those involved in creating and disseminating digital content that incites mass migration.

These strict measures run in parallel with intensive ground operations aimed at preventing potential infiltration attempts, dismantling human smuggling networks, and bringing all those involved to justice.