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Madrid begins migrant repatriation from Ceuta
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior announced that more than 48,000 migrants have so far returned to Morocco from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, after tens of thousands crossed the border in recent days. The number of returnees reached 48,300 as of 6 p.m., with expectations that the count will rise to around 60,000. Meanwhile, 34 people have died during the crossing. This comes amid an unprecedented wave of mass migrant flows, which has sparked division across Europe regarding how to handle immigration issues. Spanish authorities are working to accelerate the repatriation process in cooperation with Morocco, amid pressure from European Union leaders.
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