News In Frames: The long swim to Ceuta
The Spanish exclave of Ceuta experienced a massive surge of over 50,000 migrants crossing from Morocco, leading to a humanitarian emergency and the deployment of Spanish troops. While most migrants have been returned under bilateral agreements, the event has sparked political debate regarding border sovereignty and migration policy.
C euta, the Spanish exclave that shares borders with Morocco, witnessed its largest migrant surge in years last week. More than 50,000 migrants had rushed into the Spanish city since July 30, mostly by swimming or crossing on inner tubes and improvised flotation devices from Morocco.
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