
Spain apologizes to Ceuta as migrant surge spurs immigration reform
Spain apologized to Ceuta’s residents for the weeks-long migrant crisis, as thousands who crossed from Morocco left many still in the city, including children. The government centralized the response and unveiled migration and asylum reforms to align with EU rules, including a three-day limit for initial processing and a two-speed system to speed urgent asylum cases, while blaming traffickers and social media; questions linger about Morocco’s role and intelligence-sharing in the lead-up to the July crossings.











