After the migration crisis in Ceuta, the EU is considering a security turn of the screw at its external bordersAprès la crise migratoire de Ceuta, l’UE envisage un tour de vis sécuritaire à ses frontières extérieures
For the first time since the Ceuta migration crisis at the end of July, when 70,000 migrants flocked from Morocco to the Spanish enclave, European Union interior ministers met physically at a meeting in Luxembourg on Thursday, October 1.On this occasion, several countries expressed their desire to strengthen the surveillance of the EU's external borders and mentioned avenues that would represent a serious security turn of the screw.Pour la première fois depuis la crise migratoire de Ceuta, à la fin du mois de juillet, lorsque 70 000 migrants ont afflué du Maroc vers l'enclave espagnole, les ministres de l’Intérieur de l’Union européenne se sont physiquement réunis lors d'une réunion organisée jeudi 1er octobre à Luxembourg. À cette occasion, plusieurs pays ont fait part de leur volonté de renforcer la surveillance des frontières extérieures de l’UE et évoqué des pistes qui représenteraient un sérieux tour de vis sécuritaire.
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