Spain seeks EU help for migrant issue in Ceuta
Spain has requested assistance from the European Border Agency (Frontex) to deal with the large number of illegal migrants in Ceuta, following the crossing of around 72,000 migrants from Morocco into the territory in July. This comes amid rising tensions in the enclave, where residents have staged protests demanding the repatriation of migrants, and 12 migrants were detained after attacking a military vehicle with stones, injuring a soldier and four migrants. Spanish authorities estimate that there are between 5,000 and 8,000 migrants in Ceuta among those who crossed the border, and they continue to manage the ongoing migration crisis in the area.
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