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🚨 Spain Declares Migration Emergency as More Than 1,500 Migrants Reach Ceuta in Days ! 📍CEUTA, Spain | July 30, 2026 | HewadPress — Spanish authorities are confronting a sharp surge in irregular migration after more than 1,500 migrants reached the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighboring Morocco within the past week, overwhelming local reception facilities and prompting officials to declare what they describe as a migration emergency. Videos circulating widely on social media show large group

Between 50,000 and 60,000 people crossed into Ceuta, an autonomous Spanish city on Africa’s north coast, within 24 hours on Thursday, July 30, according to Spanish officials. Footage posted to Facebook shows crowds of people leaving Morocco to enter the territory by land and sea. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said the situation was an “attack on the territorial integrity of Spain and deserves our strongest and most forceful condemnation.” El Pais reported 37,500 people returned to Morocco