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Moroccan police arrested over 100 people attempting to cross into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, weeks after mass crossings that killed dozens. Authorities are cracking down on new attempts fueled by a social media campaign, amid ongoing political criticism of Spain's response.
Hundreds gathered in Fnideq, Morocco, near the Ceuta border, holding photos of missing relatives as the death toll from last week's mass crossing neared 100. Families searched for loved ones among the returnees, while officials reported at least 88 deaths in Ceuta and 11 in Morocco, with dozens still missing. The crisis has sparked political tensions and questions about Morocco's role.
At least 72 people have died after a massive migrant surge from Morocco into Ceuta, Spain’s North African enclave, with authorities confirming more bodies found. Spain is stepping up patrols and border controls amid a growing humanitarian and political crisis.
At least 19 migrants died and tens of thousands reportedly entered Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco within 24 hours, triggering a humanitarian crisis. Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez will visit Ceuta, while France and Italy tighten border controls.
