Ceuta Border Crisis Fuels EUs Far Right Despite Fall in Migrant Arrivals, Commissioner Says
Brunner said the images overshadow falling irregular arrivals and that 12,000 migrants remain in the enclave, intensifying pressure for tougher returns policies.
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Images of migrants crossing the border to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in North Africa, fed support to extreme right-wing parties, despite the strong fall in irregular arrivals to Europe after the hardening of migration policies, said on Friday the Commissioner of the European Union for Migration, Read also: Spain blames Russia and Israel for misinformation in the migration crisis of Ceuta Thousands protest in Ceuta against response of th…
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Ceuta border crisis fuels EUs far right despite fall in migrant arrivals, commissioner says
BRUSSELS, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Images of migrants crossing into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta have fuelled support for far-right parties despite a sharp decline in irregular arrivals in Europe following tougher migration policies, EU Migration...
EU: Ceuta migrant images boost far-right support
Images of migrants crossing into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta have fuelled support for far-right parties despite a sharp decline in irregular arrivals in Europe following tougher migration policies, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner said on Friday. More than 72,000 people surged into the enclave from Morocco at the end of July, although most later […]
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