Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has publicly criticized Spain’s recent decision to grant amnesty to migrants, warning it could trigger a new crisis within the European Union. The criticism comes as tensions rise among EU member states regarding migration policies, particularly concerning the situation at Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. Kristersson’s statement highlights a growing rift within the EU over how to manage migration flows and address the needs of asylum seekers. The Swedish Prime Minister expressed concern that the amnesty could incentivize further irregular migration and strain resources. This move by Spain has sparked debate about the fairness and consistency of EU migration policies. The situation exposes deeper divisions on immigration between Northern and Southern European nations. Further details on the issue can be found at RT.com.