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Barry Lenihan and Camino Mortera-Martinez discuss the EU meeting on the Ceuta migrant crisis on RTÉ Radio 1, offering analysis from a former adviser to Spain’s prime minister on diplomatic and regional implications.
Finds US refugee admissions have fallen sharply in President Trump’s second term, with just over 10,000 admissions in fiscal 2026 compared with about 38,000 in fiscal 2025, signalling a major reduction in resettlement numbers.
Reports that a second Trump administration has ended Temporary Protected Status for people from 13 countries, affecting roughly one million recipients who previously held TPS in the United States.
Catherine Barnard examines three legal issues arising from the mass Morocco-to-Spain crossing at Ceuta, analysing questions of border control, asylum procedures and state responsibility under international and EU law prompted by the sudden influx of people.
Pew’s weekly roundup notes recent research findings, including that the number of South African refugees admitted to the US so far in fiscal year 2026 is the highest on record to date.
An explainer sets out what the Common Travel Area is, how it operates across the UK and Ireland, and examines its role and implications for asylum policy and cross‑border movement.