Over 1,000 illegal migrants have swam into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta over the past days after the nation’s Supreme Court prohibited pushbacks at sea.
Earlier this month, the Spanish Supreme Court issued a ruling upholding the majority of the contents of Spain’s current Immigration Regulations, implemented in May 2025.
The top court, however, modified or outright eliminated some of its key elements, such as the automatic residence permit disqualification for migrants with criminal records.
The Spanish Supreme Court also prohibited the pushback of illegal migrants caught at sea — arguing that such provisions can only be applicable to migrants “for those who try to do so by...
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