Illegal immigrants enter Spain's Ceuta city, alert in Europe!

Thousands of illegal migrants have entered Ceuta, a small Spanish region located in North Africa. So far, more than 30 people have died due to a large number of people crossing the border from Morocco. The development has also led to a serious political crisis in front of Spain's pro-migrant government.

Meanwhile, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez arrived in Sueta to assess the situation. However, political parties opposed to Pedro in Spain are currently attacking him and are also raising questions about his expatriate policies.

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Yesterday a large number of migrants began entering the nearly 6-mile-long Ceuta Peninsula off the coast of Morocco. Some people infiltrated by crossing the border fence, while many migrants swam to the sea for hours. According to the local administration, at least 34 people died trying to enter Syutta.

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Tensions escalated several times before when it appeared that Morocco had allowed a large number of migrants to move to Ceuta to put political pressure on Spain. In 2021, more than 10,000 people entered Suta within just 2 days.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is considered a pro-immigrant moderate leader and has been a leading critic of the Trump administration's tough policies on the issue of migrants. This year, he made international headlines by allowing more than 10 lakh migrants to apply for regularization of their legal status.