Spain: video: 150+ Illegal Aliens Storm Through Spain's Ceuta Border

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4 September 2019
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National News
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Europe
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    More than 150 migrants crossed the border fence at Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta early on Friday, Reuters reported. At least six Spanish police officers suffered minor injuries as they tried to stop them, a government spokesman in the city said.
 
    The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla on Morocco's northern coast are a magnet for illegal African migrants trying to reach Europe. The enclaves are surrounded by a 6-metre-high fence topped with razor wire.

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