France and Italy Tighten Borders After Migrant Influx in Ceuta

France is increasing its border police presence fivefold along its border with Spain, while Italy has suspended its Schengen agreement with Spain, following a sudden influx of 60,000 migrants into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta. The migrants crossed from Morocco, many swimming around a small border barrier that juts into the Mediterranean, resulting in at least 34 deaths. The crisis prompted France to raise its police and gendarme presence to 334 officers by Saturday. Italy's suspension of the Schengen agreement, which allows visa-free movement between borders, will take effect on Saturday and last for one month. The influx has sparked an international crisis, with Spanish police officers blocking migrants at the maritime border from Morocco into Ceuta.