On September 9, local time, the European Parliament decided to debate the Spanish enclave of Ceuta's immigration crisis next week. The main parties in the European Parliament disagree over the Spanish government's response to the crisis and the EU's immigration policy. Party groups such as the European People's Party in the European Parliament are pushing for a vote on the Ceuta situation after next Tuesday's debate. It is expected that stricter immigration policies and criticism of the Spanish government's poor response will be added to the relevant resolution. Meanwhile, the Social Democratic Party in the European Parliament is expected to defend the Spanish government and call on EU member states to strengthen unity and jointly deal with immigration pressure.

On September 9, local time, the European Parliament decided to debate the Spanish enclave of Ceuta's immigration crisis next week. The main parties in the European Parliament disagree over the Spanish government's response to the crisis and the EU's immigration policy. Party groups such as the European People's Party in the European Parliament are pushing for a vote on the Ceuta situation after next Tuesday's debate. It is expected that stricter immigration policies and criticism of the Spanish government's poor response will be added to the relevant resolution. Meanwhile, the Social Democratic Party in the European Parliament is expected to defend the Spanish government and call on EU member states to strengthen unity and jointly deal with immigration pressure.