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Italy and Spain end border crisis sparked by Ceuta invasion, but approximately 15,000 migrants still demand asylum

The governments of Italy and Spain have buried the hatchet after months of hostility caused by the migrant invasion of Ceuta in North Africa, but the city remains a hot spot of illegal immigrants. Interior Ministers Matteo Piantedosi of Italy and Fernando Grande-Marlaska of Spain announced Thursday that the two nations would be simultaneously normalizing […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·2h ago
Italy and Spain end border crisis sparked by Ceuta invasion, but approximately 15,000 migrants still demand asylum
The governments of Italy and Spain have buried the hatchet after months of hostility caused by the migrant invasion of Ceuta in North Africa, but the city remains a hot spot of illegal immigrants. Interior Ministers Matteo Piantedosi of Italy and Fernando Grande-Marlaska of Spain announced Thursday that the two nations would be simultaneously normalizing […]
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