Crime
Ceuta's Mayor-president, Juan Jesus Vivas, Said Roughly 60,000 People Crossed Into the Enclave in a Single Day

Ireland, France, Portugal and Luxembourg — declined to sign a letter faulting Spain for the migrant surge in its North African enclave of Ceuta, Politico reported Tuesday. The Spanish city saw tens of thousands of arrivals from neighboring Morocco in late July, prompting Madrid to deploy extra police, Civil Guard units and troops. Ceuta's mayor-president, Juan Jesus Vivas, said roughly 60,000 people crossed into the enclave in a single day.
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