Spain's Migrant Surge: A Crisis of Unity and Sovereignty The recent influx of migrants into Ceuta has left Europe reeling, with over 60,000 people crossing into the Spanish enclave in a matter of days.
This crisis dwarfs previous attempts to reach the EU's outer borders, raising questions about the bloc's ability to respond to crises at its periphery.
Critics have long argued that the EU's open door policies on immigration create a magnet for those seeking refuge or economic opportunity in Europe.