Spanish police begin evicting a beach settlement in Ceuta
Spanish authorities cleared a migrant camp on Ceuta's Trampolin beach in late July. Over 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the enclave during that period. At least 10,000 remain, with locals holding protests calling for departures.
- Spanish police cleared a migrant camp on a beach in Ceuta.
- More than 72,000 migrants crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta in late July.
- At least 10,000 migrants remain in the Spanish enclave.
- Locals held a demonstration calling for migrants to leave.
- Mission Lifeline sharply criticized the actions of the Spanish authorities.
- Morocco claims sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla.
- The government estimated up to 80,000 migrants arrived from Morocco in Ceuta on July 30 and 31.
- The King and Queen of Spain are scheduled to visit Ceuta on October 13.
- The Spanish Interior Ministry stated migrants were moved to temporary housing.
- Around 3,000 people were living in tents on Trampolin beach.
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