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UK PM says Spain migrant crossings are 'concerning'
Spain says trafficking gangs drove a record 60,000-person influx into Ceuta, as more than 48,000 migrants later returned to Morocco.
- Sixty thousand Moroccan migrants crossed into a Spanish North African exclave, causing outrage across Europe.
- The UK Prime Minister has retained the current Home Secretary, who has started to make a difference in immigration policy.
- Illegal crossings over the English Channel are currently lower than last year, but a surge of small boats was seen at the start of the Prime Minister's tenure.
- The Prime Minister plans to visit Border Force soon to assess the situation and may outline new immigration policies.
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Andy Burnham told to set out immigration plan IMMEDIATELY as PM reacts to ‘concerning’ Ceuta migrant invasion
Andy Burnham told to set out immigration plan IMMEDIATELY as PM reacts to ‘concerning’ Ceuta migrant invasion . Andy Burnham has been told to set out his immigration plans after tens of thousands of African migrants stormed Spain in what he described as a “concerning situation”
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UK PM says Spain migrant crossings are 'concerning'
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Friday the situation where migrants had flooded into a Spainish enclave in North Africa was "concerning", and his government had contacted Madrid to understand the implications and provide support.
·London, United Kingdom
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