
Stronger EU borders needed after Ceuta crisis, von der Leyen says
Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish enclave, have the EU’s only land border with Africa
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Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish enclave, have the EU’s only land border with Africa . Von der Leyen wrote: “On anything related to Ceuta and Melilla, we could enhance border management early-warning systems and improve our technical and financial support to Morocco.” Rights groups said people seeking work or fleeing persecution needed routes to move safely. Authorities in Ceuta reported that 88 people died trying to reach the territory , while at least 11 deaths have been recorded in Morocco.
Furthermore, Academic research has found no evidence of a pull effect from regularisation programmes on arrivals of irregular migrants. The Ceuta incident is the first major test of the EU's Migration Pact, which entered into force in June after years of negotiations aimed at creating common migration rules and stronger solidarity among member states. "If the first major incident shows that the pact isn't doing much differently, that's politically risky," Frouws said, arguing that it could undermine confidence in European leaders and provide "fuel for the far right".
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Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish enclave, have the EU’s only land border with Africa .
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesVon der Leyen wrote: “On anything related to Ceuta and Melilla, we could enhance border management early-warning systems and improve our technical and financial support to Morocco.” Rights groups said people seeking work or fleeing persecution needed routes to move safely.
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Authorities in Ceuta reported that 88 people died trying to reach the territory , while at least 11 deaths have been recorded in Morocco.
according to The Guardian - WorldAcademic research has found no evidence of a pull effect from regularisation programmes on arrivals of irregular migrants.
according to The Guardian - WorldThe Ceuta incident is the first major test of the EU's Migration Pact, which entered into force in June after years of negotiations aimed at creating common migration rules and stronger solidarity among member states.
according to Channel News Asia"If the first major incident shows that the pact isn't doing much differently, that's politically risky," Frouws said, arguing that it could undermine confidence in European leaders and provide "fuel for the far right".
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