Protesters Return to Morocco Amid Ceuta Tensions
Spanish authorities continue the process of repatriating Moroccan migrants who crossed the border into occupied Ceuta, with more than 1,000 people transferred from Trampoline Beach to reception centers in an organized manner and without security issues. There is a significant turnout from those willing to return voluntarily. Since the beginning of July, over 10,000 individuals have returned to Morocco. The shelter centers are under ongoing pressure, currently housing more than 6,000 adults and hundreds of minors. Many others remain hidden within the city. Data indicates that the majority of those who opted to return did so by refusing to register their identities at the "CATE" centers or crossing the border illegally. These operations help ease the pressure on the city amidst difficult humanitarian conditions faced by the migrants, especially as resources have been exhausted and many gather in the streets.
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