Approximately 37,000 of the estimated 60,000 individuals who crossed into Ceuta from Morocco have returned within a day, according to officials. The sudden influx has posed challenges for Spain's government, which supports pro-immigration policies. Reports indicate that at least 34 individuals died during this incident.
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Most Migrants Who Entered Ceuta from Morocco Have Returned, Officials Report
Officials report that around 37,000 of the estimated 60,000 migrants who entered Ceuta from Morocco have returned within a day. The situation has created challenges for Spain's pro-immigration government, with at least 34 reported deaths.
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Live Updates: Most of the Migrants Who Crossed Into Spanish Territory Have Returned, Officials Say
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Most Migrants Who Entered Ceuta from Morocco Have Returned, Officials Report