Kathmandu. Morocco has stated that it had previously warned that the Spanish Supreme Court's decision not to immediately return migrants entering Spain by sea would create problems. According to a senior Moroccan official, at least 50,000 people (mostly Moroccan citizens) entered Spain's autonomous territory of Ceuta from the city of Fnideq last week by walking or swimming after the Spanish court's decision. This unprecedented arrival had created great pressure on Spain's Ceuta in North Africa. Thousands of migrants then returned to Morocco. Spain's Supreme Court had ruled on July 8 that migrants arriving by sea should not be immediately returned,...