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A 25-year-old migrant was found hiding inside a beach drainage pipe in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Saturday. He told authorities he wanted to stay in Spain before soldiers helped him climb out of the tunnel. Spanish authorities said crossings from Morocco stopped overnight following a migration surge...

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The migrant invasion of Spain was carefully planned Meanwhile, the Spanish government is trying to claim that more than 48,000 of the roughly 50,000 migrants who illegally entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco and that the situation has stabilized.
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The migrant invasion of Spain was carefully planned Meanwhile, the Spanish government is trying to claim that more than 48,000 of the roughly 50,000 migrants who illegally entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco and that the situation has stabilized.

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Almost all of the estimated 60,000 migrants who swam into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Thursday have now been returned to Morocco, according to Spanish authorities. Officials in Ceuta said 57 people had died during the surge and that this number could rise. 📺 How some European countries like Sweden are tightening migration policies
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Almost all of the estimated 60,000 migrants who swam into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Thursday have now been returned to Morocco, according to Spanish authorities. Officials in Ceuta said 57 people had died during the surge and that this number could rise. 📺 How some European countries like Sweden are tightening migration policies

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🇪🇸🇲🇦 Spanish authorities are rounding up the last of the migrants who flooded into Ceuta from Morocco a few days ago They found this guy hiding in a drainage pipe next to the beach Is Morocco really that bad? Writer: Ian
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🇪🇸🇲🇦 Spanish authorities are rounding up the last of the migrants who flooded into Ceuta from Morocco a few days ago They found this guy hiding in a drainage pipe next to the beach Is Morocco really that bad? Writer: Ian

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Spain said it reversed a huge rush of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa, with most of the more than 50,000 people who had crossed the border by land and sea already heading back voluntarily
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Spain said it reversed a huge rush of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa, with most of the more than 50,000 people who had crossed the border by land and sea already heading back voluntarily

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Spanish soldiers and medics aided exhausted migrants who swam to Spain’s Ceuta from Moroccon shores, providing medical treatment on the beach before carrying some away on stretchers. Spain says 57 bodies have been recovered on its side of the border following a mass rush into the enclave, with further casualties feared in Morocco
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Spanish soldiers and medics aided exhausted migrants who swam to Spain’s Ceuta from Moroccon shores, providing medical treatment on the beach before carrying some away on stretchers. Spain says 57 bodies have been recovered on its side of the border following a mass rush into the enclave, with further casualties feared in Morocco

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Authorities in Ceuta are calling for a national emergency, after reports that 1,500 migrants entered the Spanish territory by sea in the last few days. Footage appears to show hundreds of migrants swimming across the border from Morocco into the tiny Spanish enclave in North Africa. The territory’s President, Juan Jesus Vivas, today called for “a situation of total humanitarian and social emergency” and said more than 200 people-a-day were entering Ceuta. In a statement, Spain’s central government in Madrid said that several ministries were now "acting in coordination to respond with the utmost speed and efficiency to the situation in Ceuta". Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish autonomous city, are the EU’s only land borders with North Africa. In 2021, there was a similar surge in migrants where 8,000 crossed in a few days. #News #Channel4News #Migrants #Ceuta #Spain
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Authorities in Ceuta are calling for a national emergency, after reports that 1,500 migrants entered the Spanish territory by sea in the last few days. Footage appears to show hundreds of migrants swimming across the border from Morocco into the tiny Spanish enclave in North Africa. The territory’s President, Juan Jesus Vivas, today called for “a situation of total humanitarian and social emergency” and said more than 200 people-a-day were entering Ceuta. In a statement, Spain’s central government in Madrid said that several ministries were now "acting in coordination to respond with the utmost speed and efficiency to the situation in Ceuta". Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish autonomous city, are the EU’s only land borders with North Africa. In 2021, there was a similar surge in migrants where 8,000 crossed in a few days. #News #Channel4News #Migrants #Ceuta #Spain

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🇪🇸 Migrants in Ceuta still sleeping rough two weeks after surge Weeks after some 70,000 people were pushed back into Morocco when trying to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, some of those who made it into the territory are still sleeping rough on the beaches, waiting to be admitted into a migrant centre.
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🇪🇸 Migrants in Ceuta still sleeping rough two weeks after surge Weeks after some 70,000 people were pushed back into Morocco when trying to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, some of those who made it into the territory are still sleeping rough on the beaches, waiting to be admitted into a migrant centre.

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🇪🇸 🇲🇦 🇪🇺 What was behind the migrant rush to Spain's Ceuta? An unprecedented 72,000 people crossed into Spain's enclave of Ceuta in north Africa in just days, triggering one of Europe's biggest migration crises in years. Many were seen swimming around border barriers, while others attempted the crossing on foot. Almost everyone has now returned to Morocco, but Spanish authorities say 2,500 remain
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🇪🇸 🇲🇦 🇪🇺 What was behind the migrant rush to Spain's Ceuta? An unprecedented 72,000 people crossed into Spain's enclave of Ceuta in north Africa in just days, triggering one of Europe's biggest migration crises in years. Many were seen swimming around border barriers, while others attempted the crossing on foot. Almost everyone has now returned to Morocco, but Spanish authorities say 2,500 remain

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🚨 CEUTA CRISIS Spanish authorities say roughly 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta since Thursday, with most having since returned to Morocco. At least 67 people have died in the crossing, and Spain has deployed its military to help restore order. CNN + 3 Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the crossings a violation of Spain's territorial integrity, while the US State Department criticized Spain's immigration policies as enabling mass illegal migration. Critics argue the government's approach has encouraged more crossings; supporters point to regional pressures, trafficking networks, and humanitarian obligations as the real drivers. CNN CNN What do you think Spain should do next? 👇 Share your thoughts respectfully.
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🚨 CEUTA CRISIS Spanish authorities say roughly 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta since Thursday, with most having since returned to Morocco. At least 67 people have died in the crossing, and Spain has deployed its military to help restore order. CNN + 3 Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the crossings a violation of Spain's territorial integrity, while the US State Department criticized Spain's immigration policies as enabling mass illegal migration. Critics argue the government's approach has encouraged more crossings; supporters point to regional pressures, trafficking networks, and humanitarian obligations as the real drivers. CNN CNN What do you think Spain should do next? 👇 Share your thoughts respectfully.

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Moroccan Dutch anthropologist Miriyam Aouragh says increasing economic inequality in Morocco is a primary reason for the surge of some 60,000 people into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week. According to Spain, most have since left.
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Moroccan Dutch anthropologist Miriyam Aouragh says increasing economic inequality in Morocco is a primary reason for the surge of some 60,000 people into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week. According to Spain, most have since left.

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A LOT of FAKE NEWS on the Spain and Morocco situation They did not SWIM to Spain mainland. They crossed into Ceuta. This is a small autonomous Spanish city located on the northern coast of Africa, sharing a land border with Morocco and serving as a key migration and trade center
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A LOT of FAKE NEWS on the Spain and Morocco situation They did not SWIM to Spain mainland. They crossed into Ceuta. This is a small autonomous Spanish city located on the northern coast of Africa, sharing a land border with Morocco and serving as a key migration and trade center

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Spain rushed troops and resources to one of its territories in North Africa after tens of thousands of migrants crossed the border from Morocco into the small city of Ceuta. Wave after wave of migrants swam ashore Thursday, overwhelming the city, filling the streets, charging the fences — some dropping to their knees in the sand grateful to reach dry land. More than 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta in about 48 hours, equal to roughly 70 percent of the city’s entire population. With food and water running short, the Spanish government said many of the migrants turned back toward Morocco. Geoff Bennett reports.
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Spain rushed troops and resources to one of its territories in North Africa after tens of thousands of migrants crossed the border from Morocco into the small city of Ceuta. Wave after wave of migrants swam ashore Thursday, overwhelming the city, filling the streets, charging the fences — some dropping to their knees in the sand grateful to reach dry land. More than 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta in about 48 hours, equal to roughly 70 percent of the city’s entire population. With food and water running short, the Spanish government said many of the migrants turned back toward Morocco. Geoff Bennett reports.

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CBS News' Aidan Stretch is on the ground in Ceuta, Spain, where an estimated 60,000 migrants crossed the border from Morocco this week. The rush of migrants turned deadly, with some drowning as they tried to swim to reach the territory. Stretch spoke to several migrants, many of whom were planning on going back over the border after not being able to find food. Spain's Ministry of the Interior said more than 25,000 migrants who arrived at the border have been sent back to Morocco and that more than 150 migrants are being removed from Ceuta per minute. #spain #immigration #morocco #immigrant #ceuta
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❗️Over 1,500 migrants reached the Spanish exclave of Ceuta on the northern coast of Africa by sea from Morocco. Crowds broke through into Spain, and the local authorities are asking for a state of emergency to be declared.
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❗️Over 1,500 migrants reached the Spanish exclave of Ceuta on the northern coast of Africa by sea from Morocco. Crowds broke through into Spain, and the local authorities are asking for a state of emergency to be declared.

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Am at the border of Ceuta and Morocco were it's said up to 200,000 Moroccans will storm the border into this Spanish enclave today A 10-year-old girl was allegedly raped here 2 days ago I'll be here and on the north side where the shanty huts are being put up all over the beach More to follow...
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Am at the border of Ceuta and Morocco were it's said up to 200,000 Moroccans will storm the border into this Spanish enclave today A 10-year-old girl was allegedly raped here 2 days ago I'll be here and on the north side where the shanty huts are being put up all over the beach More to follow...

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🚨 'Absolute threat to Europe': Ceuta residents warn migrant crisis threatens continent Rebel News heard from residents in Ceuta, where tens of thousands of migrants illegally stormed the Spanish exclave located on the shores of North Africa, creating a tense situation in the city of 83,000 and highlighting the threat mass migration poses to Europe. Residents of Ceuta are sounding the alarm over security, crime and the future of their city after an invasion of illegal crossings from neighbouring Morocco overwhelmed the small Spanish enclave. Rebel News' Alexandra Lavoie and Efrain Flores Monsanto 🇨🇦🚛 travelled through Ceuta speaking directly with residents and migrants after more than 60,000 people were reported to have entered the Spanish exclave on the North African coast by land and sea. One migrant described just how simple the journey was. “It’s been easy. It’s been easy,” he said when asked how he crossed into Ceuta, before explaining, “just in beach we swim.” Another migrant told Rebel News that he had seen information about the crossing on social media, including Facebook and Instagram. “In my neighbourhood, one of these illegal migrants entered into a house, and then the local owner of the house and went out with a gang with a gun to defend its own home from the illegal migrants,” he said. “The police had to come because the situation was so difficult,” he said, adding, “there was so much insecurity.” The same resident said women in particular were afraid to go outside. “I’m very scared because of the women that can’t go out. They are scary. These people are very scary. The women especially are very scared of this illegal people,” the resident said. The interview also raised broader concerns about Europe’s security. “This is a threat. An absolute threat to European security, to Spanish security,” one interviewee warned, describing the Strait of Gibraltar as “the main door of access to Europe from Africa.” For residents of Ceuta, the debate is no longer simply about immigration. They say it is about whether authorities can protect their homes, their streets and one of Europe’s most strategically important borders.
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🚨 'Absolute threat to Europe': Ceuta residents warn migrant crisis threatens continent Rebel News heard from residents in Ceuta, where tens of thousands of migrants illegally stormed the Spanish exclave located on the shores of North Africa, creating a tense situation in the city of 83,000 and highlighting the threat mass migration poses to Europe. Residents of Ceuta are sounding the alarm over security, crime and the future of their city after an invasion of illegal crossings from neighbouring Morocco overwhelmed the small Spanish enclave. Rebel News' Alexandra Lavoie and Efrain Flores Monsanto 🇨🇦🚛 travelled through Ceuta speaking directly with residents and migrants after more than 60,000 people were reported to have entered the Spanish exclave on the North African coast by land and sea. One migrant described just how simple the journey was. “It’s been easy. It’s been easy,” he said when asked how he crossed into Ceuta, before explaining, “just in beach we swim.” Another migrant told Rebel News that he had seen information about the crossing on social media, including Facebook and Instagram. “In my neighbourhood, one of these illegal migrants entered into a house, and then the local owner of the house and went out with a gang with a gun to defend its own home from the illegal migrants,” he said. “The police had to come because the situation was so difficult,” he said, adding, “there was so much insecurity.” The same resident said women in particular were afraid to go outside. “I’m very scared because of the women that can’t go out. They are scary. These people are very scary. The women especially are very scared of this illegal people,” the resident said. The interview also raised broader concerns about Europe’s security. “This is a threat. An absolute threat to European security, to Spanish security,” one interviewee warned, describing the Strait of Gibraltar as “the main door of access to Europe from Africa.” For residents of Ceuta, the debate is no longer simply about immigration. They say it is about whether authorities can protect their homes, their streets and one of Europe’s most strategically important borders.

Rebel News

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Spain’s socialist prime minister has denounced “selfish” European leaders who ramped up their border controls in response to the sudden migrant surge in Ceuta. Pedro Sánchez wrote a letter to the heads of EU nations calling for an emergency meeting after Italy suspended free movement and France tightened its border following the arrival of 60,000 migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave in North Africa. He said: “In the current international context, the European Union cannot afford this kind of selfish, polarising and unlawful reaction.” France tightened checks on its Spanish border and said it would increase its police presence fivefold to 334 officers and gendarmes by Saturday. 🔗
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Spain’s socialist prime minister has denounced “selfish” European leaders who ramped up their border controls in response to the sudden migrant surge in Ceuta. Pedro Sánchez wrote a letter to the heads of EU nations calling for an emergency meeting after Italy suspended free movement and France tightened its border following the arrival of 60,000 migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave in North Africa. He said: “In the current international context, the European Union cannot afford this kind of selfish, polarising and unlawful reaction.” France tightened checks on its Spanish border and said it would increase its police presence fivefold to 334 officers and gendarmes by Saturday. 🔗

The Telegraph

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About 60,000 migrants from Morocco were estimated to have entered Cueta, Spain on Friday, with some swimming for days for a chance to earn money and start a new life in a new country. This migrant spoke with CBS News' Aidan Stretch — the only broadcast news reporter on the scene — about a social media post that said Spain's doors are open to them. He appeared surprised to find out Spanish police and military were sending the migrants back home. Stick with for the latest updates out of Ceuta.
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About 60,000 migrants from Morocco were estimated to have entered Cueta, Spain on Friday, with some swimming for days for a chance to earn money and start a new life in a new country. This migrant spoke with CBS News' Aidan Stretch — the only broadcast news reporter on the scene — about a social media post that said Spain's doors are open to them. He appeared surprised to find out Spanish police and military were sending the migrants back home. Stick with for the latest updates out of Ceuta.

CBS News

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🇪🇸 Spanish activist celebrates the arrival of migrants in the streets of Ceuta The mass border crossings began on July 30–31, 2026. According to various estimates, between 50,000 and 80,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish exclave, most of them young men from African countries. Hanaan Alcalde, who previously took part in a flotilla alongside Greta Thunberg, is now actively supporting migrants who remain in Ceuta.
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🇪🇸 Spanish activist celebrates the arrival of migrants in the streets of Ceuta The mass border crossings began on July 30–31, 2026. According to various estimates, between 50,000 and 80,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish exclave, most of them young men from African countries. Hanaan Alcalde, who previously took part in a flotilla alongside Greta Thunberg, is now actively supporting migrants who remain in Ceuta.

NEXTA

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🇪🇸 🇲🇦 Migrants in Ceuta still sleeping rough, two weeks after surge Weeks after some 70,000 would-be migrants were pushed back into Morocco after entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, some who made it into the territory are still sleeping rough on beaches, waiting to be admitted into a migrant centre #geneu_afp
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🇪🇸 🇲🇦 Migrants in Ceuta still sleeping rough, two weeks after surge Weeks after some 70,000 would-be migrants were pushed back into Morocco after entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, some who made it into the territory are still sleeping rough on beaches, waiting to be admitted into a migrant centre #geneu_afp

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