Ceuta protests over migration response

Thousands of people demonstrated in the city of Ceuta to protest the Spanish government's handling of the migration crisis after more than 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco. The protesters are demanding that the migrants be repatriated to their home countries or distributed fairly across Spain. Over 10,000 migrants, including unaccompanied minors, remain stranded in camps and on the streets of the city, amid criticism of the government's slow and inadequate response. The right-wing factions have called for the deportation of all migrants, while others are advocating for human rights protections and increased security. Despite recent capacity expansions, local organizations consider the measures insufficient to ensure everyone's safety, and protests and confrontations have continued amid stalled political solutions.

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