Ceuta residents urge calm over migrant crisis

The city of Ceuta, occupied by Spain, is facing an unprecedented migration crisis, with approximately 72,000 people crossing from Morocco in the past five weeks. The influx has resulted in the deaths of some migrants, while more than 10,000, including unaccompanied minors, remain stranded in camps and on the streets. Local residents took to the streets to demand the repatriation of the migrants to their home countries or their distribution throughout Spain, expressing concern over the worsening situation and the potential for security to deteriorate. Despite the Spanish government’s efforts to increase security centers and expand shelter facilities, local groups continue to call for additional measures. Tensions among political parties are also mounting as they seek a solution to the crisis.

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