1,500 Migrants Enter Ceuta in Days — Why This Spanish Enclave?

Thousands of Moroccan and Algerian citizens are storming Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the African coast at the Strait of Gibraltar. Spanish media report that 1,500 people entered the city in just a few days. Ceuta attracts migrants because, as EU territory located directly on the African continent, it is one of the easiest entry points into Europe.