The city of Ceuta will appear as a private prosecutor in the case proceeding at the National Court regarding the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco. This decision comes in the context of the new migratory crisis that the Spanish city is facing.
The massive entry of people caused significant consequences for Ceuta, which now has to deal with the aftermath of this unprecedented situation. The autonomous city is managing the repercussions of this migratory wave.
The executive led by Pedro Sánchez is considering a reform of the foreigners' law as a response to this crisis. The Spanish government's objective is to facilitate border repatriation processes, in an attempt to better control migratory flows.
The situation in Ceuta represents one of the biggest migratory challenges faced by Spain in recent times, with thousands of people crossing the border from Morocco under circumstances that prompted judicial intervention at the National Court.
