The Migrants Who Know the Rules, and Evade Them
On July 8, Spain’s supreme court issued a seemingly reasonable decision, unaware that by the end of the month, it would contribute to the deaths of at least 57 people, many by drowning. The court ruled that people who had migrated illegally could be sent back summarily only if they’d circumvented a physical barrier at the border. This combination of being a stickler for the rules and trying to evade them will leave a bitter taste for many Europeans.
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