Dozens Dead as 60,000 Migrants Cross into Spain's Ceuta Enclave From Morocco

At least 57 migrants died as up to 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, a Spanish territory on North Africa's coast — roughly 70% of its population. Spain called the crisis controlled by August 2026 after about 48,000 returned within a day. Thousands remained. The surge followed a Supreme Court ruling.