What is Ceuta and why migrants go there
The city of Ceuta, the Spanish enclave located on the North African coast, witnessed tens of thousands of migrants crossing the border in the past two days, with some swimming for hours to bypass the border barriers. Ceuta is one of the closest entry points into Europe for migrants from North Africa, and the city faces significant challenges due to the smugglers' efforts, despite the presence of fortified land and sea barriers. These mass crossings are attributed to the deterioration of relations between Spain and Morocco in the past, although both countries now emphasize their good current relations. The Spanish government has increased deportation measures to limit this phenomenon.
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