Morocco Detains Dozens of Migrants Trying to Enter Spanish North African Exclave Ceuta Morocco's recent crackdown on migrants attempting to enter Ceuta has sparked renewed debate over Spain's handling of the crisis.
The move comes two weeks after 72,000 people surged into the Spanish North African exclave from Morocco, leaving behind a trail of deaths and chaos.
The porous borders of Ceuta have long been a magnet for those seeking better lives in Europe. This influx has strained relations between Spain and its EU partners, with many demanding a unified response to the crisis.