Ceuta enclave "almost" back to normal after migrant influx
Summary
Almost all migrants who crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco have now left. Around 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta in a few days, and at least 67 people died trying to cross. Spain plans to build a 500-meter barrier along the sea border to control migration.Key Facts
- Approximately 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco over a few days.
- At least 67 migrants died during their attempt to cross into Ceuta.
- Most migrants have returned to Morocco as of the latest reports.
- Spain will build a 500-meter-long wall along the sea border with Morocco.
- Many EU countries asked for emergency talks with EU interior ministers about the migration situation.
- The migration event in 2026 was much larger than a similar crisis in 2021.
- The situation in Ceuta is close to returning to normal after the influx.
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