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Melilla migrants cross into Morocco
The crisis in Ceuta involved an escalation of the illegal migration wave after tens of thousands of migrants, mostly from Morocco and Africa, attempted to enter the city illegally. This led to violent clashes with Spanish forces, with the attempt ending in the return of approximately 39,000 of them to Morocco due to hunger, exhaustion, assaults, and refusal by shops to provide assistance. The city experienced difficult conditions, including the closure of markets and shops, increased levels of fatigue and hunger among the migrants, and an organized process for the residents' repatriation. Meanwhile, criticisms and anti-migration protests grew within the city, accompanied by calls for reform and warnings of the worsening crisis.
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