Spain faces possible Schengen exclusion over migration
The crisis between Spain and Italy over the future of the Schengen Area is escalating, after Italy's Foreign Minister proposed excluding Spain from the zone due to the influx of illegal migrants into the city of Ceuta. He also made statements suggesting that uncontrolled migration poses a threat to Italy's and Europe's national security. Spain responded by summoning the Italian ambassador, amid concerns about the potential impact on Europe's ability to control its borders. The Italian Deputy Prime Minister called for suspending the Schengen Agreement and safeguarding the Union's borders. These developments raise questions about the future of free movement within Europe and European security amidst tensions related to migration.
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