France urgently strengthens border controls with Spain amid African 'invasion' in Ceuta

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France has urgently strengthened its border controls with Spain after 60,000 African migrants stormed the nation's enclave.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has ordered the Interior Ministry to take "all appropriate measures to reinforce controls at the border with Spain".The president's entourage told the press: "Contacts are being maintained with Spanish and Moroccan authorities to ensure thorough monitoring of the situation and to strengthen coordination between the various services involved."Furthermore, France has offered assistance to the Spanish government.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Sources have indicated that France is "prepared to provide the Spanish authorities with all necessary support, should they request it, including through the (European) agency Frontex."Since Thursday, more than 60,000 Moroccans have stormed the border into Spain's North African enclave, prompting calls for Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to declare a national emergency.In April, Spain's...

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