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Jesuits claim that continuing police raids "massive" and "racially targeted"


Jesuit Migrant Service (SJM) has reported that police raids are continuing identification of foreigners, who practiced "daily in the streets" in a "massive" and are "racially targeted" , although the Ministry of Interior to ensure otherwise.

As he explained at a press conference the coordinator of the United People's Center in the city center of Ventilla, Daniel Izuzquiza, these identity checks on public roads constitute "widespread harassment of people foreign "occurs" on the edge of legality. "

"Clearly, massive checks are being racially targeted and there is much that the Home Office says otherwise. We see it every day in our streets," he said, adding after "It is the daily bread" and "it is a shame." In this regard, he indicated that the 30 guys that the organization relies on supervised apartments, five have been detained for identification only this weekend.

For his part, delegate of the Society of Jesus in Spain for migration, Josep Buades, has indicated These raids do occur also in the centers of the NGO members of the ANS network. "I myself have had to say two police officers that was not right," said, explaining that the organization was in contact with the sub-delegation of the Government concerned to lodge a complaint and she responded "officially apologized."

On this issue has also pronounced the Venezuelan Zonia Mata, benefiting from the programs of the United Peoples NGOs, who explained that "being in Spain in an irregular situation is really hard" and demanded that "the same track that makes people police honored with an expulsion order "applies to those who have committed crimes.

This practice, along with" dark "and" lack of transparency "in the opinion of the organization surrounding the detention centers immigrants (CIE) in the absence of a specific regulation, "crystallize Frontiers in society and threaten the cohesion of citizens, in addition to" undermine "living together as the document reflects SJM 'Overcoming Borders' presented this Thursday.

"Not only are we concerned that some individuals to exercise their rights, including we are concerned that emphasis on certain issues, social cohesion can all fall apart, "said Izuzquiza, to influence the illegality, the difficulties in accessing the registry or the renewal of permits, lack of investment in public services The raids and the internment help lift these borders.

AGAINST THE PARTISAN OF IMMIGRATION

The text is a "call for reflection" to politicians and citizens so that, in budding campaign for the municipal and regional authorities, have note that "certain borders feed fears" that "are reflected in public discourse," then "enshrined in the rules of law" and "crystallized in certain administrative practices."

Therefore, the organization calls "not the instrumentalization of immigration in the debate between parties, not the immigrants become the scapegoat of the economic crisis and the problems of coexistence" because "this debate multiplied invisible borders, selective and unjust in society."

According to the Jesuit Service for Migrants care, "Not worth an instrumental perspective of migration," "manipulative speeches are not worth exploiting fears" and "discourses that legitimate borders." "English society is much at stake in that we extend the 'we'. There is a society consisting only English, consists of all who reside in the same territory," he assured Buades, who said "if not surpass the boundaries , cracks of society. "

New Immigration Regulations come into force next July 1

Via Europapress

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