Ceuta residents and migrants face growing standoff after crossings
· Ideallya News
Thousands of migrants remain stranded in Ceuta two months after mass sea crossings, while police clear camps and residents protest over safety and resources. Many migrants say they fled economic hardship or discrimination, but experts say only some groups are likely to qualify for asylum in Spain.
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