67 dead as 60,000 migrants reach Spain's Ceuta border from Morocco
The mass migrant crossing into Spain's exclave of Ceuta may have ended, with most migrants already returned or escorted back to Morocco, but the political fallout is growing. This video examines how the deadly crossing, which claimed at least 67 lives, has triggered divisions within the European Union, prompted Italy to suspend its Schengen agreement with Spain, and led to renewed debate over Europe's migration policies and border security.
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