‘Here until death...’: Ceuta’s stranded migrants dare Europe to push them back into Morocco

Hundreds of migrants remain stranded in and around Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta after a reported surge of people attempting to enter European territory. Migrants described difficult conditions while waiting near border areas, reception centres, and roadsides, with many saying they were seeking better opportunities and a new life in Europe. Authorities continue managing registration, assistance, and border security as Spain and European officials respond to the situation. Ceuta and nearby Melilla remain key migration routes due to their status as the European Union’s only land borders with Africa. Watch the latest updates on Europe’s growing migration challenge.