Return of 25,000 migrants from Sbeitah to Morocco
The article addresses the crisis of mass migration to Spanish Ceuta, where the region has experienced an influx of approximately 60,000 migrants from Morocco in recent days, with 34 deaths occurring during their attempt to enter the city. Spain announced the voluntary return of about 25,000 migrants to Morocco on the morning of July 31, while also deploying forces to reinforce the borders and increase security measures, coinciding with Morocco and Spain halting the flow of crowds. The Spanish government responded to the crisis by deeming it a violation of sovereignty and demanded the immediate deportation of irregular migrants. European and German officials called for controlling the situation and mobilizing measures to prevent illegal crossings, amid border closures and heightened security protocols.
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