Police and Borders and Coastguard Agency are on heightened alert following the Ceuta border crisis @GBCNewsroom

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Police and Borders and Coastguard Agency are on heightened alert following the Ceuta border crisis, but the Government says there is no reason for alarm locally.It says Gibraltar's immigration, employment and residence laws remain fully in force, and that entering Spain or the Schengen area irregularly does not give anyone the right to enter or settle in Gibraltar.

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