The city of Ceuta faces the consequences of the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco, in a new migratory crisis that has affected the region. Pedro Sánchez's government states that the vast majority of migrants remaining in the city will be returned.
Faced with this situation, the Spanish executive is considering a reform of immigration law to facilitate repatriation at the border. This measure aims to provide a more effective response to the migratory crisis that occurred in Ceuta.
The massive entry of people from Morocco created an emergency situation in the Spanish city, forcing authorities to take urgent measures to manage the migratory flow and guarantee security at the border.
