The city of Ceuta faces the consequences of the mass entry of thousands of people from Morocco, in a context of a new migratory crisis. The government of Ceuta continues to insist on its refusal regarding the establishment of a migrant camp at the city's port.
This situation led Pedro Sánchez's executive to consider a reform of the immigration law, with the objective of facilitating the repatriation of migrants at the border. The measure arises as a response to the migratory pressure that the Spanish autonomous city has faced in recent hours.
The events in Ceuta represent one of the most recent migratory crises at the southern Spanish border, with thousands of people crossing the border from Morocco in a short period of time.
