The ruling that triggered the Ceuta crisis vanished from the rhetoric of everyone who weaponised it
On 29 June 2026, the administrative litigation chamber of Spain’s Supreme Court settled a minor case, opened after the immediate return to Morocco of an Algerian national intercepted while swimming towards Ceuta in November 2024. The ruling, confirmed in early July, established that the law does not allow automatic border rejection for anyone crossing by … CONTINUE READING →