Italy suspends Schengen with Spain over Ceuta
Italy has decided to suspend its Schengen agreement with Spain due to the large influx of migrants to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, aiming to regulate movement between the two countries. The measure will impact air and sea travel, requiring travelers to present their passports for entry. This move comes alongside stricter border controls between France and Italy to prevent unauthorized crossings by migrants. These steps are being taken amid accusations that the measures are symbolic, as the number of migrants in Ceuta remains stable, with most of them having voluntarily returned. The Meloni government is also facing pressure from a far-right party calling for stricter immigration policies.
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