On July 31, local time, the Spanish Ministry of the Interior reported that in the past 24 hours, about 49,000 immigrants have entered the Spanish North African autonomous city of Ceuta. This is the biggest wave of immigrants that Ceuta has experienced in recent years. On the same day, Spanish police reported that illegal immigrants tried to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by sea. At least 18 people have died in the process. Since the 30th local time, large numbers of immigrants have continued to cross the border from Morocco into Ceuta. The Spanish government has deployed troops to reinforce the border and has taken a number of measures to deal with the current immigration crisis. Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and Interior Minister Grande Marasca plan to travel to Ceuta on the 31st to coordinate a response to the immigration crisis.
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On July 31, local time, the Spanish Ministry of the Interior reported that in the past 24 hours, about 49,000 immigrants have entered the Spanish North African autonomous city of Ceuta. This is the biggest wave of immigrants that Ceuta has experienced in recent years. On the same day, Spanish police reported that illegal immigrants tried to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by sea. At least 18 people have died in the process. Since the 30th local time, large numbers of immigrants have continued to cross the border from Morocco into Ceuta. The Spanish government has deployed troops to reinforce the border and has taken a number of measures to deal with the current immigration crisis. Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and Interior Minister Grande Marasca plan to travel to Ceuta on the 31st to coordinate a response to the immigration crisis.
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