On the 29th, the European Commission proposed a comprehensive plan to strengthen the security of the EU's external borders, aimed at dealing with sudden large-scale illegal immigration incidents. According to the announced plan, the EU will take action in five areas: strengthening cooperation with relevant countries, strengthening external border control, improving monitoring and early warning mechanisms, cracking down on human smuggling and trafficking networks, and strengthening the repatriation of illegal immigrants. According to relevant EU procedures, the plan still needs to be submitted to EU member states for review. At the end of July this year, a large number of illegal immigrants entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco in North Africa, triggering Spain's worst border immigration crisis in recent years.

On the 29th, the European Commission proposed a comprehensive plan to strengthen the security of the EU's external borders, aimed at dealing with sudden large-scale illegal immigration incidents. According to the announced plan, the EU will take action in five areas: strengthening cooperation with relevant countries, strengthening external border control, improving monitoring and early warning mechanisms, cracking down on human smuggling and trafficking networks, and strengthening the repatriation of illegal immigrants. According to relevant EU procedures, the plan still needs to be submitted to EU member states for review. At the end of July this year, a large number of illegal immigrants entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco in North Africa, triggering Spain's worst border immigration crisis in recent years.