Spain has deployed military reinforcements to the North African enclave of Ceuta after a massive surge of migrants crossed from Morocco by sea and through border barriers, overwhelming local security forces. Spanish officials said the latest influx echoes the 2021 migration crisis, with local media estimating 2,000–3,000 arrivals. In this video, we break down how thousands of migrants reached Ceuta, Spain's emergency military response, the political backlash, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's reaction, and why the latest border crisis has reignited the immigration debate across Europe.

Spain's Civil Guard, maritime Rescue Services and the Red Cross said they rescued migrants from the water. The interior minister acknowledged the country was facing an…

Authorities in Ceuta asked the government in Madrid to declare a national emergency and requested army intervention, as thousands crossed into the tiny Spanish territory on…