NewzThe Spanish government has requested assistance from the European Union, specifically the border agency Frontex, to manage the processing of approximately 5,000 migrants currently residing in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. This request follows a significant surge in migration, with reports indicating that over 70,000 individuals crossed into the territory from Morocco during late July.
The continued presence of these migrants has led to civil unrest within the enclave. Local residents have engaged in protests to express their frustration regarding the situation, highlighting the ongoing logistical and social challenges faced by the exclave as it attempts to process the remaining population.
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