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Spain's prime minister is calling this week's migrant surge an "attack" on the country's territorial integrity. Spain has deployed the military and erected a 16-foot sea barrier as officials work to secure the border following the mass crossing into Ceuta. The crisis has prompted neighboring countries to tighten border...

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