Moroccan migrants reported encouragement from authorities and social media messages. Thousands crossed into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, with many returning due to hardship. At least sixty-seven people died during the unprecedented border crossing event. Spain is reinforcing the Ceuta border after tens of thousands entered. The crisis has sparked political tensions and renewed migration policy debates.
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