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Spain's North African enclave Ceuta is struggling with thousands of migrants stranded after a border rush. At least 72 migrants died during the crossing, and Spain is grappling with the humanitarian and political fallout.
Spain's North African enclave Ceuta is overwhelmed with thousands of migrants after a border surge, and at least 72 died during the crossing. The humanitarian crisis and political fallout are both immediate. Spain is now managing the practical problem—housing, processing, deportation decisions—while the symbolism matters too: the deaths highlight the desperation driving the surge. How Ceuta handles the overflow and how Spain responds diplomatically will shape migration policy across Europe.
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