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150 migrants shift to Spain for 5,000 euros
The report from the National Center for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) revealed ongoing activities by human smuggling networks from Ceuta to Spain. At least 150 undocumented migrants from the city have been recorded arriving in Cádiz and Málaga between July 30 and August 24. The report explained that these networks rely on infrastructure along the Moroccan and Spanish coasts, including storage and meeting centers that they use to organize smuggling operations. However, their organizational capacities are deteriorating and are increasingly focused on quick profits, with the cost of a trip amounting to €5,000 per person — significantly lower than the €12,000 to €20,000 typically charged for smuggling from Morocco to Spain. The organization estimates that approximately 20,924 migrants have left Morocco heading toward Spain between January 2024 and August 2026.
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