Hundreds of migrants are arriving at Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta by swimming around border barriers or climbing fences from neighboring Morocco, prompting renewed attention on one of Europe's most sensitive migration routes.
This report examines the latest surge in arrivals, the role of Spanish border guards in rescuing people at sea, and the impact of a Spanish Supreme Court ruling that limits the use of "hot returns" for migrants arriving by sea. Spain's Interior Minister is expected to visit Ceuta as authorities respond to humanitarian and border security challenges.
The European Union is closely monitoring developments as migration continues to shape political and humanitarian debates across the region.
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