Ceuta migrants seek asylum, reject return

The protests carried out by the new migrants in Ceuta focused on demanding their right to asylum and resisting their forcible return to Morocco, after more than 72,000 people arrived during a recent wave of migration, most of whom returned voluntarily afterward. These migrants face difficult humanitarian conditions on the beaches and outskirts of the city, with Spanish authorities detaining them and not allowing them to remain or move to the mainland except in exceptional cases. The authorities emphasize that unauthorized entry into Ceuta does not grant migrants the right to stay or transfer, and the crisis remains ongoing due to limited resources and official response.

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