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Spain Plans Immigration Law Reform Following Ceuta Crisis
Spain's government is moving to tighten its immigration and asylum laws in response to the recent crisis in Ceuta. The proposed reforms aim to address the challenges highlighted by the influx of migrants.
25 Aug, 12:24 — 25 Aug, 12:24
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First report: la-vanguardia · 25 Aug, 12:13|Full coverage: 2 · 11m|Window: 11m
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