European Commissioner says thousands of migrants remain in Ceuta
Thousands of migrants have remained in Spain's Ceuta since the crisis began in late July. This was stated by the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration Magnus Brunner.
Thousands of migrants have remained in Spain's Ceuta since the crisis began in late July. This was stated by the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration Magnus Brunner, writes sb.by.
According to TASS, a press release from the European Commission states:
“Thousands of people are still in Ceuta. Among them, 2,000 unaccompanied minors.”.
In the last two days of July, almost 80,000 illegal migrants arrived in Ceuta from Morocco, which is comparable to the population of this autonomous city with an area of less than 20 square kilometers. Due to the crisis, Madrid decided to use the military to help ensure security in the village.
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