EU chief calls for 'emergency' migration tool amid crisis in Spain's Ceuta
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday the bloc would propose an emergency tool for countries to better deal with mass migration movements following the deadly rush to the Spanish territory of Ceuta.
Spain and Italy have once again extended reciprocal border checks for an additional 15 days following the summer influx of migrants in Ceuta. The ongoing diplomatic dispute between Madrid and Rome shows no signs of resolution, as both countries maintain border controls at airports and ports despite being Schengen members.
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