Europe's Migrant Divide: A Crisis of Cooperation The recent influx of migrants into Ceuta, a Spanish North African enclave, has reignited a heated debate within the EU about immigration policy.
The crisis highlights deep seated divisions within the bloc on how to manage its external borders and deal with the consequences of migration.
At the heart of this controversy is Spain's decision to relax its immigration rules in recent months, allowing thousands of migrants to enter Ceuta without proper documentation.