Spain sends back 5300 migrants from Ceuta
The Spanish government has announced that more than 5,300 migrants who remained in the city of Ceuta after the wave of crossings in July have voluntarily returned to Morocco within a month. Deportation activities took place amid pressure on authorities, who are struggling to repatriate all migrants, especially unaccompanied children. The number of migrants in Ceuta continues to spark debates between the central government and local authorities, while the city’s protests continue, and residents are experiencing a humanitarian crisis as migrants keep arriving and camping on the beaches. The ministry announced an increase in shelter facilities to handle the pressure.
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