Over 50 sub-Saharan migrants arrested for illegally crossing Tunisian-Algerian borders

By Momtez

| 2 avril 2023

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52 sub-Saharan migrants were arrested, last Friday, by the National Guard for illegally crossing the Tunisian-Algerian borders, said spokesperson for the General Directorate of the National Guard Houssemeddine Jebabli.

The Public Prosecutor ordered to take all necessary legal proceedings against them, the same source added.

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