Twenty-two member states of the European Union have sent a joint letter requesting an emergency meeting to address the recent surge of nearly 60,000 migrants entering Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. The letter emphasizes the need for the 'strengthening of external borders' to manage the situation effectively.
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EU Calls Emergency Meeting on Migrant Influx in Spain
The European Union is convening an emergency meeting following a significant influx of migrants into Ceuta, with nearly 60,000 arrivals reported. A joint letter from 22 member states calls for enhanced measures to strengthen external borders.
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