The city of Ceuta faces the consequences of the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco, in a new migratory crisis affecting this Spanish enclave in the north of Africa. The situation led Pedro Sánchez's government to consider a reform of the immigration law to facilitate repatriations at the border.
The Minister of Education opened the school year in Ceuta with private security in all school centers in the city. This measure reflects the difficulties the city faces in managing the migratory crisis and ensuring security in schools.
The Spanish Executive is analyzing changes to immigration legislation as a way to respond to the migratory pressure at the border with Morocco. The proposed reform aims to allow faster repatriations of people who enter Spanish territory irregularly.
