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Spain Says 57,000 Migrants Returned to Morocco—But Did They?
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August 2, 2026
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Spain says tens of thousands of migrants who entered Ceuta from Morocco have now returned—but how exactly did such a massive return happen?
In this reaction, Rafi examines reports that approximately 57,000 migrants went back to Morocco after chaotic scenes at the Ceuta border. Thousands reportedly climbed fences or entered through the water, prompting Spain to deploy police and military forces to regain control.
Were the returns truly voluntary? How many migrants remained in Ceuta? And why were some reportedly left without adequate food, water, or shelter?
This video breaks down the competing claims, the intense conditions at the Spain–Morocco border, and the unanswered questions surrounding one of Europe’s most dramatic migration crises.
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