The city of Ceuta faces the consequences of the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco, in a new migratory crisis that placed the Spanish government in a delicate situation. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez went to the Congress of Deputies to address the situation.
The Executive of Pedro Sánchez is analyzing a possible reform of the immigration law to facilitate repatriations at the border. This reform comes as a response to the migratory pressure experienced in the Spanish city in North Africa.
A police report on Morocco's role in the invasion of Ceuta has further complicated the diplomatic situation between Spain and the Maghreb kingdom. This document is said to have been decisive for Sánchez to present himself before the Spanish parliament.
