Spain boosts security at Sebta
Spanish authorities confirmed that the increase in the number of migrants to Ceuta—where thousands of people have entered in the absence of effective border controls by Morocco—has led to a security crackdown to strengthen patrols. Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska explained that their current efforts focus on securing the border and halting illegal entry attempts, emphasizing that those trying to enter Ceuta illegally risk their lives and will not be permitted to stay, with approximately 5,000 people currently in the city. Security has been reinforced with a large number of police and Civil Guard personnel, who are handling applications swiftly and deporting those not authorized to remain.
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