Spain Imposes Reciprocal Border Checks on Italy After Ceuta Migration Crisis

Spain Imposes Reciprocal Border Checks on Italy After Ceuta Migration Crisis

Spain will check travelers from Italy from midnight Saturday through 7 September, retaliating after Italy imposed similar controls following a mass crossing into Spain's enclave of Ceuta, where 72,000 people entered in two days. Italy's measures run through 1 September. Both cite Schengen rules allowing temporary checks — but mutual imposition between member states is rare, and Rome shows no sign of backing down before 15 August.

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