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Spanish officials report over 37,500 migrants sent back to Morocco
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior announced that more than 37,500 migrants, most of whom are from Morocco, have left the Spanish enclave of Ceuta heading back to Morocco, following a surge of tens of thousands arriving there in recent days. During the same period, the head of the Ceuta authorities stated that approximately 60,000 migrants crossed the border, which amounts to about 70% of the city's population. The area experienced clashes between migrants and Moroccan security forces, who attempted to disperse them using tear gas and water cannons. The Spanish government announced the dispatch of additional forces to bolster security, as challenges at the border increased due to the large influx of migrants.
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