Ceuta Migrant Crisis

Spain rushes troops to Ceuta as thousands cross from Morocco, leaving nine dead.

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Spain deploys military to Morocco border after thousands of migrant crossings, at least 9 deaths

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At least 9 die as thousands of migrants breach Morocco’s border with Ceuta, Spain says

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Spain said it will deploy military forces to Ceuta after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the North African enclave on Thursday, breaching border fences or reaching shore by sea. At least nine people died during the crossings, which local officials said had pushed the small territory’s reception and security systems beyond capacity. Ceuta’s president, Juan Jesús Vivas, asked Madrid to declare a national emergency and send reinforcements. Spain also moved additional police officers to the enclave to restore border control.

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Spain is facing a migrant invasion through Ceuta that demands a forceful emergency response. European governments should use hardline border controls, including extraordinary measures if needed, to stop the crossings and protect their territory.