Spain’s Sánchez blames trafficking gangs as estimated 60,000 migrants reach Ceuta – Europe live

Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez traveled to Ceuta on Friday as the enclave faces an estimated sixty thousand migrant arrivals, according to The Guardian. He was joined by interior minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, first visiting the Tarajal border crossing before meeting with local authorities and border and police officials. Sánchez has said criminals have misled people over a recent court ruling concerning those arriving in Spain by sea.

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