Moroccan police fire tear gas to repel dozens of migrants attempting to storm the Beni Ansar border crossing into Spain's Melilla enclave — Hespress.
Moroccan police used tear gas to repel illegal migrants attempting to enter the territory of Spanish Melilla, the Hespress portal reported. According to its sources, dozens of young Moroccans tried to storm the Beni Ansar border crossing, throwing stones at security personnel and clashing with them.
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