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'Legal loophole' exposed after migrant surge leaves Spanish enclave in chaos
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Ceuta, a Spanish autonomous city located on the north coast of Africa, has a unique geographical position that makes it a significant crossing point for migrants attempting to reach Europe. The city's border with Morocco is a key entry point, and its proximity to the European mainland has led to ongoing challenges in managing migration flows. The enclave's status as a part of Spain, but separated from the European mainland, can create complexities in terms of border control and asylum procedures.
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'Legal loophole' exposed after migrant surge leaves Spanish enclave in chaos
An estimated 20,000 migrants entered the North African enclave of Ceuta during a dramatic surge at the border.
31 Jul, 02:29