A Spanish judge has ordered the declassification of additional documents on the flow of migrants to Ceuta.
A Spanish judge in Madrid on Tuesday ordered the government to declassify additional intelligence documents and reports related to the mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta from Morocco last July, a border flow that resulted in killings and sparked a widespread debate over responsibility. Supreme Court Judge Maria Tardon is investigating what the authorities in Spain knew in advance about the operation, how intelligence information was handled, and whether officials did not take necessary action in response to warnings, in a case that appears to be a test of responsibility regarding the management of immigration on Europe's southern border.
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