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Ceuta Mayor Decries Insufficient Security After Border Surge

Nearly a week after thousands of migrants breached the border between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, local leadership is sounding the alarm. Mayor Juan Jesus Vivas warned a European Parliament committee on Thursday that current staffing levels remain inadequate to manage the ongoing crisis at the frontier.

Ceuta Mayor Decries Insufficient Security After Border Surge

Vivas argued that the deployment of security forces has failed to match the intensity of the situation, leaving the enclave vulnerable. Beyond the need for additional security personnel, the mayor highlighted a critical lack of administrative support for immigration services. He noted that existing teams have not been sufficiently reinforced to process the necessary border rejections effectively.

The surge, which saw tens of thousands of individuals cross into the territory, has strained local resources to their breaking point. Vivas’s testimony underscores a growing frustration with the response from central authorities in handling the logistical and security challenges posed by the mass migration event.

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