Ceuta Reshapes Europe's Border Debate
Migration crisis pushes governments toward tighter border controls, exposing divisions within the European Union and placing border security back at the center of continental politics
The arrival of tens of thousands of Moroccan migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta within just a few days has triggered one of Europe's most significant political responses to migration in recent years. What began as a humanitarian emergency has rapidly evolved into a test of the European Union's ability to balance freedom of movement, border security and solidarity among its member states.
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