The leftist Spanish government is reportedly set to compromise with opposition conservatives and reverse the legal loophole widely attributed as having prompted the invasion of tens of thousands of migrants in the exclave of Ceuta.
Last week, some 60,000 migrants from Morocco flooded into Ceuta, a North African city which has been under the control of the Spanish for centuries and which stands as the only European Union territory on the continent of Africa. The chaotic scenes, described as a literal invasion of the 87,000-strong city, sparked significant domestic and international pushback against the Socialist government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, which has been left scrambling for answers as to...
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