Spain seeks EU aid for Ceuta migrant issue

Spain has requested assistance from the European Border Protection Agency "FRONTEX" in managing illegal migrants in the occupied enclave of Ceuta, following the influx of at least 72,000 migrants from Morocco in July. Currently, about 5,000 of them remain. Authorities responded to the tensions by deporting 11 migrants and arresting 12 others. Meanwhile, the government refuses to transfer the migrants to the mainland to avoid legal and political issues, amid local protests against their presence. The crisis is escalating as legal and political complexities deepen, with restrictions on deportation efforts and the risk of violating Schengen rules.

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