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Following the Ceuta incident, France and Europe are urged to reject "migratory powerlessness," while Spain and Morocco consult on managing over 1,000 unaccompanied minors. Denmark's Prime Minister defends a tough stance on the migrant influx, as Spain increases maritime patrols off Melilla amid migration pressure.

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ร‰douard Philippe: After Ceuta, France and Europe Must Reject Migratory Powerlessness

- ร‰douard Philippe argues France and Europe must reject "migratory powerlessness" following the Ceuta incident. - He rejects both ignoring the problem for political correctness and isolating the country by ending European cooperation. - Philippe calls for a clear policy on who enters French territory, distinguishing between those needed for work or asylum and those who must leave.