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POLITICSJul 31 · 19:21 UTCTHE ATLANTICIsaac Stanley-Becker

Migration Is Splitting Europe Apart

The Schengen Agreement, which created a borderless zone for 29 European countries, faces challenges as 60,000 migrants from Morocco entered the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, leading to Spain's efforts to repel them. European leaders, including Italy's Giorgia Meloni, criticized Spain's handling of the crisis, highlighting divisions over migration and solidarity within the EU.

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