Spain repatriates over 5300 migrants from Ceuta
The Spanish government announced that over 5,300 migrants who were in the city of Ceuta voluntarily returned to Morocco within one month, following an unprecedented surge in July that saw the number of migrants exceed 70,000 and resulted in casualties. Despite these figures, authorities still face difficulties in deporting all migrants, especially unaccompanied children, amid frequent protests by residents and growing tensions in the city. The government is working to increase its capacity at shelter centers, with an additional 864 spaces created to enhance accommodation capabilities.
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