The president of the United States, Donald Trump, considered the situation in Ceuta "sad," accusing Spain of having no control of its borders in that Spanish city on African territory.
Trump directed these criticisms at Spain, specifically referring to the situation at Ceuta's border, where significant migratory flows were recorded.
The American president had previously criticized the Spanish government for last July's migration crisis, demonstrating a consistent position of distrust regarding the management of Spanish borders.
Trump's statements come in the context of a broader analysis of European migration policy, with the president pointing out failures in the control of the European Union's external borders.
