I found the following in my inbox:

After years and years of deliberatly letting people die in the attempt to get into Europe, it seems that the EU is now starting a shoot-to-kill policy on refugees on the southern borders....

news this morning from
 http://www.spiegel-online.de
(german)

spanish info:
 http://estrecho.indymedia.org/newswire/display/15720/index.php

odd translation (sorry..)

The scenes resembled a storm on the Fortress Europe. 4-500 refugees tried to arrive this night again from Morocco at the Spanish territory of the Exklave Ceuta. Spanish police has killed two with rubber projectiles.
After the third mass attempt of African refugees to arrive on Spanish Territory in Morocco within three days Madrid sends soldiers, in order to strengthen the border police. An joint attempt of several hundred to cross the border of the spanish exclave Ceuta in Afrika gave the excuse for the troop deployment, after in the last night rush at least four Africans died.
According to the governor of Ceuta, Jeronimo Nieto Gonzales, two humans suffocated or crushed when crossing the double checked fence. According to the Spanish ministry of the Interior, one of the men got stuck in the fence, another was probably dead-trampled.
According to Moroccan sources two refugees were killed by rubber projectiles, which were fired from the Spanish side. At least 50 African hurt themselves in their desperate attempt to arrive on Spanish territory. According to Spanish reports approximately a hundred refugees arrived at the Spanish side of the border. They were taken into care by physician teams.
The authorities were surprised of the mass of the refugees and their coordinated attempt, as the representative of the ministry of the Interior in Ceuta, Nieto Gonzales, explained. "the security forceses were alarmed, but they did not expect so many", he said in the Spanish radio.
Secretary of Defense José Bono said Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero asked for the deployment of soldiers. "I received the order to strengthen the border police in Ceuta and Melilla with troops", he said. How large the contingent will be, it could not be said yet. The camps for receiving refugees in Ceuta and Melilla are in the meantime totally overloaded, because with each wave hundreds succeed in crossing the border . They climb the fences, in order to down-jump on the other site. The refugees come from countries south of the Sahara and want to arrive in Europe, in order to escape from the poverty and the misery in their homeland.