In July, about 72,000 Moroccans entered Ceuta, a Spanish territory on Africa’s northern coast, during a two-day migration surge, leaving the world in shock and subsequently raising questions

Thousands of Moroccans fleeing economic despair risked their lives to reach Ceuta, only to face forced deportations

The Ceuta breach exposed how Brussels pays Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Mauritania to stop migrants before they reach Europe, but the system has also turned migration into…