The events at Ceuta show how Europe’s hard right now set the tone on immigration

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Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in north Africa, has a complex and sensitive geographical position, bordering Morocco and separated from the rest of Spain by the Mediterranean Sea. The area has long been a focal point for migration and border control discussions within the European Union. The recent influx of migrants has highlighted the challenges and tensions surrounding EU immigration policies, particularly in relation to the role of individual member states like Spain.

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The events at Ceuta show how Europe’s hard right now set the tone on immigration

The narratives of the right are seeping into mainstream EU policy, and Spain finds itself increasingly isolated in its humanitarian stance on borders • Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here It was over almost as quickly as it began. But the human cost of the mayhem in Ceuta over the last seven days, and the disunity it exposed within the EU, will take a lot longer to fix. To recap: more than …