Ceuta and Melilla migrants return
The city of Ceuta has experienced a wave of mass migrant arrivals across the Mediterranean Sea, with thousands attempting to reach the city that is considered Europe's gateway. However, the majority of migrants have returned to Morocco after Spanish authorities and security agencies managed the repatriation operations, during which 67 migrants drowned in the attempt. The Spanish government has implemented measures including the installation of a floating barrier at the border to prevent a recurrence of the crisis, amid concerns over security and political repercussions on the relations between Madrid and Rabat. This situation has disturbed the city and raised fears among its residents. As a result, an emergency meeting was held within the European Union to discuss measures to strengthen border control, with calls to enhance European cooperation in managing migrant flows and safeguarding the Union's borders.
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