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Spain demands Italy lift border checks on Spanish travelers by Sunday or face 'proportionate measures.' Italy reimposed controls Aug. 1 — Ceuta migration concerns.

Spain on Friday urged Italy to lift border checks on travelers from Spain before the end of Sunday, threatening 'proportionate measures' if Rome fails to comply. Italy reintroduced the checks on Aug. 1, citing irregular migration concerns following a mass influx into Ceuta.

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