Spanish govt apologizes to Ceuta over migrant crisis
The Spanish government apologized to Ceuta for the migrant crisis and announced plans to overhauling immigration laws following a mass crossing where at least 72,000 migrants entered the city in July, with many remaining in the area. The government has declared a national security situation in Ceuta and is coordinating a response, while also reforming migration and asylum legislation to align with EU rules. The crisis has heightened tensions over Morocco’s claims to Ceuta and Melilla, with officials blaming traffickers, social media, and Moroccan authorities.
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