Ceuta's Crisis: A Wake Up Call for Europe's Migration Policy The recent clashes between protesters and police in Ceuta, a Spanish North African enclave, have highlighted the complexities of migration policy in Europe.
The Spanish government's call for calm is timely, but it raises questions about the underlying causes of the crisis.
Ceuta has been overwhelmed by migrants from Morocco, with estimates suggesting that over 60,000 people crossed into the territory in July alone.