After Ceuta, leaders call meeting to 'prevent further uncontrolled crossings'
The surge of migrants into Ceuta earlier this week has EU leaders up in arms. A majority of member states called for an urgent meeting
The surge of migrants into Ceuta earlier this week has EU leaders up in arms. A majority of member states called for an urgent meeting, now scheduled for Tuesday, to learn lessons from the crisis. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stressed that 'none of the migrants must be allowed to reach Europe's mainland.' Spain finds itself practically isolated among member states. 00:00 — 60,000 Migrants Enter Ceuta: What Happened and How Many Died 00:35 — Migrants Speak: Accounts of Harsh Treatment and Violence in Ceuta 01:33 — Spain's Interior Minister Says Situation Is Returning to Normal 02:36 — Interview Teri Schultz, DW Correspondent 03:08 — Italy Suspends Schengen Agreement With Spain After Ceuta Surge 05:18 — What the EU Is Prepared to Do to Prevent Another Ceuta Crisis 07:19 — Jan-Philipp Scholz, DW Correspondent For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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