New border test near Ceuta and Melilla

Morocco and Spain face the possibility of a repeat wave of large-scale illegal border crossings, following anonymous calls inciting smuggling on August 15. This comes amid heightened Moroccan security measures unrelated to a specific date. The previous wave in July saw around 72,000 migrants entering Ceuta over just two days, with at least 96 people losing their lives. The issue of unaccompanied minors remains one of the greatest challenges, as Spanish and Moroccan authorities struggle to reunite these children with their families. Investigations reveal networks exploiting minors' vulnerability for trafficking and exploitation. Morocco is leading preventative efforts ahead of the scheduled date, but concerns regarding human trafficking and the legal protection of children continue to raise alarms about migrants' safety, especially that of minors.

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