Turin, Aug. 4 (LaPresse) – “People were unable to enter the Schengen area, and the situation at the border was handled quickly. Now the key is for the European Union to act in a united manner and draw the right conclusions from these events. That is precisely what we discussed today.” Magnus Brunner, European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration, made this statement at a press conference following the informal Home Affairs Council meeting held via videoconference on the Ceuta crisis. “What worked from the very beginning was the response from the authorities. Spain has confirmed that virtually all the people who entered Ceuta have now returned. No one has crossed from Ceuta into mainland Spain or the rest of Europe,” he added.
Migrants, Brunner: “No One from Ceuta Has Entered the Schengen Area”
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Turin, Aug. 4 (LaPresse) – “People were unable to enter the Schengen area, and the situation at the border was handled quickly. Now the key is for the European Union to act in a united manner and draw the right conclusions from these events. That is precisely what we discussed today.” Magnus Brunner, European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration, made this statement at a press conference following the informal Home Affairs Council meeting held via videoconference on the Ceuta crisis. “What worked from the very beginning was the response from the authorities. Spain has confirmed that virtually all the people who entered Ceuta have now returned. No one has crossed from Ceuta into mainland Spain or the rest of Europe,” he added.
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