Under the watch of Spanish soldiers and police, the last remaining young migrants continued crossing back over the border to Morocco on Saturday morning. #EuropeNews
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01/08/2026 - 14:03 GMT+2
Almost all of the estimated 60,000 migrants who entered Spain's Ceuta enclave have returned to Morocco, Spanish officials said on Saturday.
"The situation has been almost entirely reversed," Spain's interior minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska told reporters.
Under the watch of Spanish soldiers and police, the last remaining young migrants continued crossing back over the border to Morocco on Saturday morning.
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