Spain asks EU for Frontex and asylum support in Ceuta
Spain is seeking EU personnel, agency help and more than €32 million in emergency funding as Ceuta moves from mass arrivals to screening, asylum and returns.
Spain is seeking EU personnel, agency help and more than €32 million in emergency funding as Ceuta moves from mass arrivals to screening, asylum and returns.
A mass rush into Spain’s Ceuta left 75 dead, about 1,000 unaccompanied minors in care and new pressure on Europe’s migration partnership with Morocco.
An emergency EU meeting followed a mass crossing into Ceuta, leaving Spain to manage about 1,000 minors as casualty and migration estimates remain unsettled.