Europe Demands Tighter Border Control After Ceuta Migration Surge
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Chairman of EPP Manfred Weber called for strengthening Frontex, the European border agency, following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants in Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa. Weber stated that Ceuta is not just a Spanish border but also a European one, and that such incidents should not happen in Europe. He criticized the Spanish government for not seeking European help and demanded that they ensure such an incident does not recur. The Spanish government reportedly sent soldiers to maintain security in Ceuta, and the event sparked a debate in the EU about migration and border controls.
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