On September 16, local time, the European Parliament passed an amendment involving Ceuta with 435 votes in favor, 209 against, and 13 abstentions, denouncing the large-scale immigration incident of immigrants that occurred in Ceuta from July 30 to 31. The amendment uses expressions such as “attack” and “invasion,” stating that the relevant incident involved the southern border of the European Union, and required an “independent and comprehensive” investigation to find out the responsibility and related purpose of planning and execution of the incident.

On September 16, local time, the European Parliament passed an amendment involving Ceuta with 435 votes in favor, 209 against, and 13 abstentions, denouncing the large-scale immigration incident of immigrants that occurred in Ceuta from July 30 to 31. The amendment uses expressions such as “attack” and “invasion,” stating that the relevant incident involved the southern border of the European Union, and required an “independent and comprehensive” investigation to find out the responsibility and related purpose of planning and execution of the incident.