Moroccan authorities have ordered the expulsion of journalists from Spanish news agency EFE and public broadcaster TVE. The reporters were stationed in Fnideq and Castillejos, near the border with Ceuta, reporting on the ongoing migration situation. The order was issued by a representative of the Moroccan Ministry of the Interior on Saturday. The expulsion comes amidst rising tensions related to migration flows through Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. Details regarding the reasons for the expulsion remain limited, but it appears linked to their coverage of the crisis. This action raises concerns about press freedom and access to information in the region. The journalists are expected to leave the area promptly following the directive.