- Italy considers suspending Schengen agreement while Morocco borders Spanish enclave Ceuta.
- Italy is suspending Schengen arrangements and restricting border checks with Spain amid a mass influx of migrants from Morocco.
- Spain takes in migrants at Lampedusa while issuing an ultimatum to Italy over border checks, amid mass returns to Morocco.
- The supreme court has issued a ruling regarding pushbacks at the North African border, amidst ongoing disagreements over border controls and the Schengen zone involving Italy, Spain, and Morocco.
The European Commission expects migrants in Ceuta to be returned to Morocco following a court ruling on EU law.
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The European Commission expects migrants in Ceuta to be returned to Morocco following a court ruling on EU law.
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The supreme court has issued a ruling regarding pushbacks at the North African border, amidst ongoing disagreements over border controls and the Schengen zone involving Italy, Spain, and Morocco. All 2 developmentsWithin Italy considers suspending Schengen agreement while Morocco borders Spanish enclave Ceuta.
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Spain
country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa
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Morocco
sovereign state in North Africa
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Ceuta
autonomous city of Spain in North Africa
Related events
- Spain is coordinating with Morocco and the EU regarding migrant crossings into Ceuta, requesting support from Europol, Frontex, and the EC.
- Morocco has stated its willingness to receive migrants from Ceuta, while political figures in Spain are calling for the return of irregular entrants.
- Sánchez flew to Ceuta to manage a migrant surge, coinciding with a Moroccan public holiday allowing entry and a court ruling on deportation laws.
- Leaders are concerned about Ceuta's border integrity as migrants are being returned to Morocco.
- The source of migrants entering Ceuta is being identified as authorities manage the ongoing migrant crisis.