Spain Returns Tens of Thousands of Migrants to Morocco After Ceuta Border Crisis
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Over 48,000 migrants who entered Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta illegally have been returned or expelled to Morocco, according to Spanish authorities. The mass arrival of migrants, estimated to be around 60,000, occurred on July 30, leading to a swift response from both Spain and Morocco to speed up returns.
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