The city of Ceuta will present itself as private prosecution in the case being heard at the National Court regarding the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco. This decision was made within the framework of a new migratory crisis that the Spanish city is facing.
Pedro Sánchez's government is studying a reform of the immigration law to facilitate repatriation at the border. This measure comes as a response to the unprecedented migratory pressure that hit the Spanish territory.
The authorities in Ceuta are dealing with the consequences of this massive entry of people, which has generated an emergency situation in the region. The crisis highlighted the need to find more efficient mechanisms to manage migratory flows at the Spanish southern border.
