Ceuta Residents Clash with Migrants, Demand Action from Government

Residents of Ceuta, Spain, have taken to the streets in massive demonstrations against the government's handling of the migration crisis. Tensions escalated as locals drove migrants off beaches, clashed with police, and set fire to migrant camps. The protests come after a mass influx of migrants from Morocco in late July, with estimates ranging from 7,000 to 10,000 migrants still present in the city. Locals demand deportations, better security, and action from the government, feeling abandoned by Madrid. Some residents believe authorities are failing to cope with the crisis and not ensuring the city's security.