EU Criticizes Spain Over Melilla Crisis
Migration policies implemented by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faced widespread criticism during a European Union leaders' meeting following the influx of 72,000 migrants to the Ceuta enclave in North Africa last week. This resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with over 80 people killed either by drowning or being run over during attempts to cross the barrier. The Spanish government confirmed that most of the migrants were expelled within hours in coordination with Moroccan authorities. Meanwhile, divisions within the European Union over immigration management have become apparent, amid security, political, and economic challenges facing the continent.
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