Why Spain's Tiny Enclave of Ceuta Is at the Centre Of Europe's Migration Crisis
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Why Spain's tiny enclave of Ceuta is at the centre Of Europe's migration crisis
Ceuta, a Spanish territory in Africa, faces a migration crisis as thousands attempt entry. Migrants seek safety and better lives, risking perilous journeys across the Mediterranean. Morocco disputes Spain's claim over Ceuta, complicating border control efforts. Recent border collapses highlight the ongoing struggle over migration into Europe. This enclave serves as a critical gateway for those reaching European Union territory.
Ceuta, Spain's autonomous region in North Africa, has faced its largest migration wave since 2021. Thousands of people crossing the border from Morocco by sea and land have caused casualties and a housing crisis, prompting the Madrid government to deploy troops and hundreds of additional police to the region.
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