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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez traveled to Ceuta on Friday and described the mass crossings as "a violation of Spain's territorial integrity," pledging to use all state resources to ensure security. Spain deployed its armed forces to bolster security in both Ceuta and Melilla.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez traveled to Ceuta on Friday and described the mass crossings as "a violation of Spain's territorial integrity," pledging to use all state resources to ensure security. Spain deployed its armed forces to bolster security in both Ceuta and Melilla.

An estimated 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco by land and sea within roughly 24 hours on Thursday. At least 34 people died during the crossing, with many drowning and some killed in a stampede near Tarajal beach.

An estimated 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco by land and sea within roughly 24 hours on Thursday. At least 34 people died during the crossing, with many drowning and some killed in a stampede near Tarajal beach.

Spain's Interior Ministry said more than 37,500 people had voluntarily returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon. However, thousands remained near the border, with Moroccan forces using tear gas and water cannons in Fnideq to disperse crowds still attempting to cross into Ceuta.

Spain's Interior Ministry said more than 37,500 people had voluntarily returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon. However, thousands remained near the border, with Moroccan forces using tear gas and water cannons in Fnideq to disperse crowds still attempting to cross into Ceuta.

Spanish officials and analysts linked the surge partly to a Supreme Court ruling that barred authorities from summarily returning migrants intercepted at sea near Ceuta or Melilla. Human-smuggling networks reportedly spread misleading information about the ruling on platforms including TikTok and WhatsApp.

Spanish officials and analysts linked the surge partly to a Supreme Court ruling that barred authorities from summarily returning migrants intercepted at sea near Ceuta or Melilla. Human-smuggling networks reportedly spread misleading information about the ruling on platforms including TikTok and WhatsApp.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni threatened to suspend Italy's participation in the Schengen open-border agreement with Spain, while French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez ordered increased checks at the Spanish border. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged Morocco to take back illegal migrants "without delay."

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni threatened to suspend Italy's participation in the Schengen open-border agreement with Spain, while French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez ordered increased checks at the Spanish border. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged Morocco to take back illegal migrants "without delay."

Amid the crisis, Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon questioned Spain's presence in Africa, posting on X that Spain should explain "why it still maintains colonial enclaves in Africa." Morocco claims Ceuta and Melilla, though the UN does not classify either as a non-self-governing territory.

Amid the crisis, Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon questioned Spain's presence in Africa, posting on X that Spain should explain "why it still maintains colonial enclaves in Africa." Morocco claims Ceuta and Melilla, though the UN does not classify either as a non-self-governing territory.

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An estimated 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco by land and sea within roughly 24 hours on July 30, 2026. At least 34 people died during the crossing, with many drowning and some killed in a stampede near Tarajal beach.

An estimated 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco by land and sea within roughly 24 hours on July 30, 2026. At least 34 people died during the crossing, with many drowning and some killed in a stampede near Tarajal beach.

Spain's Interior Ministry reported that more than 37,500 people had voluntarily returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon. Moroccan forces used tear gas and water cannons in the border town of Fnideq to push back crowds still attempting to cross.

Spain's Interior Ministry reported that more than 37,500 people had voluntarily returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon. Moroccan forces used tear gas and water cannons in the border town of Fnideq to push back crowds still attempting to cross.

Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon used the crisis to question Spain's territorial presence in Africa, posting on X that Spain should explain "why it still maintains colonial enclaves in Africa." Morocco claims Ceuta and Melilla, though the UN does not list either territory among non-self-governing territories awaiting decolonization.

Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon used the crisis to question Spain's territorial presence in Africa, posting on X that Spain should explain "why it still maintains colonial enclaves in Africa." Morocco claims Ceuta and Melilla, though the UN does not list either territory among non-self-governing territories awaiting decolonization.

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More than 37,500 migrants return to Morocco after mass crossing into Ceuta

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