Spanish officials report 37500 migrants return from Ceuta

The Spanish Ministry of Interior announced that 37,500 migrants left the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, neighboring Morocco, in recent days following a surge of tens of thousands arriving there. Approximately 25,000 of them were returned to Morocco on Sunday morning, while operations to repatriate migrants continue rapidly in accordance with the Spanish government's directives to address the significant increase in numbers. This crisis is the most severe in years and reflects ongoing tensions at the Morocco-Spain border and their impacts on policies and international migration.

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