Can a country be expelled from Schengen
Italy has sought to request the exclusion of Spain from the Schengen European area following the influx of thousands of irregular migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. However, European legislation prohibits such a measure from being implemented legally. While member states can temporarily extend border controls under extraordinary circumstances such as threats to internal security or unauthorized crossings, excluding a country from the zone is not feasible. The European Union has confirmed that protecting its external borders is a top priority and that the crisis concerns the Ceuta region in North Africa, not the mainland entry into Europe.
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