Spain Ceuta migrant count remains high

The city of Ceuta, under Spanish control, is facing a widespread illegal immigration crisis following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco. Currently, between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain inside the city, despite more than 69,000 having returned to Morocco. The large numbers have caused overcrowding beyond the city's capacity, with the city now hosting 862 migrant minors—more than 2,872% of its usual capacity of 29 minors. The Spanish government has denied receiving any prior intelligence warnings about this wave, while reports indicate that 11 people have died and some bodies have been found drowned in the sea. Additionally, authorities have imposed a floating security barrier to prevent further illegal crossings.

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