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Impact of digitalization on Ceuta migration tactics
The article discusses the shift in the phenomenon of illegal migration from being covert to becoming a public and visible action, as a result of technological and social changes in the current generation. It explained that recent events in Fnideq revealed a new pattern known as “public and open mass migration,” where digital mobilization occurs through social media platforms and encrypted messaging networks to organize large-scale movements. This process exploits security gaps and circulated rumors about border openings. The tactic of “numerical influx” is used to paralyze security forces at the borders, with migrants feeling virtually safe because they recognize that security measures are less effective against exposed gatherings. Data confirms that the timing was deliberately chosen to exploit patriotic celebrations, and joint efforts between Morocco and Spain in repelling migrants and thwarting electronic smuggling attempts were documented. **Result:** It becomes clear that digital and cultural changes have transformed migration from a secret and externally organized activity into a public movement centered on collective strength and numerical pressure.
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