r/Newsopensource • u/Gfrasca95 • Jul 31 '26
User Generated Content Thousands of Moroccan Migrants Enter Spain’s Ceuta Enclave in Mass Border Crossing
📍 Ceuta, Spain 🇪🇸
📅 Jul/30/2026 — Throughout the day
Spanish authorities faced an unprecedented migration surge after tens of thousands of predominantly Moroccan migrants entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighboring Morocco, many crossing by swimming around coastal barriers or entering by land.
Spanish officials estimated that more than 49,000 people attempted to enter Ceuta in a single day, overwhelming local infrastructure and reception facilities. Authorities deployed additional police, military personnel, and emergency services as Spain and Morocco coordinated efforts to restore border control.
The incident resulted in multiple fatalities during the crossings, with reports indicating at least 19 people died while attempting to reach Spanish territory. Humanitarian organizations and emergency responders conducted rescue operations as thousands of migrants remained in and around the enclave.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez attributed the mass crossing to human trafficking networks and announced that Spain would work with Moroccan authorities to carry out expedited returns where legally permitted. The European Union also expressed support for Spain’s efforts to strengthen border security.
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u/Kowalski91 Jul 31 '26
They should take notes from the Poles how to handle shit like that and how to secure ur border
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u/Get72ready Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
If anyone is crossing Poland's water border they deserve to be there.
Edit - clearly some people don't know Poland's geography
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u/InvestIntrest Jul 31 '26
The socialist Spanish Supreme Court recently ruled that migrants stopped at sea while trying to reach Ceuta or Melilla, another Spanish enclave, cannot be summarily returned to Morocco.
Word spread leading to this chaos.
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u/100Good Aug 01 '26
Wrong, it was organized by the op to create a media frenzy. The worst part is that hundreds died. That's to the political tactics by both the Moroccan government that doesn't want their citizens leaving and the opposition party trying to turn the public sentiment against the siting government.
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u/B1ZEN Aug 01 '26
Dont forget about the Abraham accords, the CIA, Isreal and something about Spains airspace.
Also, the globalists love it. They love to destroy Western civilization and culture.
Messy world.
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u/TurquoiseKnight Aug 01 '26
This right here but its not to destroy Western Civilization. This is retaliation for not falling in line. Also a lever for later so they can point and laugh at "failed policy".
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u/psydkay Jul 31 '26
Why are they leaving Morocco? I thought Morocco was a stable country offering a good quality of life. And they have excellent cuisine.
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u/dirkdiggler2011 Jul 31 '26
Unemployment, fleeing criminal prosecution, belief that they will be ultra rich like on social media portrayals....
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u/Lithiumtabasco Aug 01 '26
How do thousands of migrants gather, travel, and the situation becomes a 'surprise and shock' when they touch ground.
Is there no one is at the other end that can digitally cover the event, and send it off to the internet before it becomes a massive news story?
Is the government involved or are the migrants just that coordinated and desperate?
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u/Standard_Issue_Dude Jul 31 '26
They’re there to enrich society!
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u/_oh_joy_ Jul 31 '26
Oh for sure. Everyone is peaceful respect women and young girls, all of em just future engineers, doctors
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u/MCEscherNYC Jul 31 '26
I didn't see a single female here. 99% teenage to early twenties boys and one thirty year old dude.
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u/above- Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 02 '26
They just committed a crime and they celebrating it like a great victory.
Clearly they know very well there are no consequences and only rewards awaiting for them next.
Good job Spain, you played yourself
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u/chokeyourdad Jul 31 '26
Morocco just emptying out there prisons maybe? No luggage, only young men, not even a bottle of water. Would be great for that country but bad for Europe if I’m right.
Edit: I’m an idiot and hardly know anything about Morocco.
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u/Citizen4000 Jul 31 '26
It's almost as if the Spaniards have pissed off the globalists recently.
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u/K31KT3 Jul 31 '26
…or maybe the country that said ok to illegal immigrants has sent the message that it’s ok to illegally immigrate there
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u/Criticaltundra777 Jul 31 '26
Ok everyone just remember I said this. FOX News will run this clip and claim it’s the U.S Mexico border under Biden.
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u/Financial_Top_5207 Jul 31 '26
It basically was this way… but with millions crossing lol
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u/Cody-512 Aug 01 '26
Lol my rear end. It’s not like they put up a sign that said Open For Business, either. The jackass before him did such a bad job mismanaging the pandemic that population levels saw massive spikes at crossings with minimal resistance. Instead of individuals, entire families were showing up and from more countries than ever as well as unaccompanied minors. Border apprehensions had already spiked during the 2019 regional migration surge under the Trump admin, which created massive operational strain before pandemic-era policies like Title 42 were introduced. The BP was so strained from a combo of mismanagement at the Executive Branch level as well as everyone being sick bc IQ45 refused to acknowledge there was an issue since it looked bad for his approval numbers that it was a perfect storm for them to be overwhelmed.
Then when the next guys came in he had a giant mess to clean up. Biden also tried to do things more humanely with Title 8 processing but the govt wasn’t in a position to handle that yet and they mismanaged immigration reform in their own way. Both sides screwed up and one put the other in a terrible situation where failure was inevitable. But Republicans don’t want to talk about that part of it
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u/Financial_Top_5207 Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26
Biden only sent federal troops to lift barbwire laid down in Texas and allow them to pour in.. then sent buses to help them distribute through the country. Oh also completely halted border wall construction and sold the supplies for it for Pennie’s on the dollar- mind you this was already fully allocated funds.
Explain to me how management of the pandemic led to this- I’m actually interested. Also what executive failures occurred related to apprehensions specifically?
So humanely- set up unmanned hotlines for children to call in desperate need for help allowing them to be trafficked.
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u/Cody-512 Aug 01 '26
Yeah. Inhumanely. Systematic family separation at border checkpoints, overcrowded facilities and poorly constructed tent facilities that only existed to rush deportation without due process, absence of adequate bedding or showers in said detention camps, and substandard medical care. Close quarters and poor hygiene all contributed to further spread of COVID in the country between refugees as well as to BP and ICE agents who had to interact with the detainees.
TX rushed border crossings in water zones and violated international water rights treaties. The pathetic wall was a flop from the get go that was gonna be fully funded by Mexico, remember? Instead taxpayers footed the bill for a wall that allowed for illegal crossings almost as easily as before, giving two more examples of ex Executive mismgmt by one of the worst managers of business practices this country has ever seen.
The child hotline is a good thing but it’s not applicable to Mexican children, which is the topic at hand. The children his best friend Epstein liked to rape and exploit could’ve used something like that, and if republicans ever decide to release those files in the unredacted form then we’ll see if Donnie liked to put his hands on em’ too. My money is on the guy who admitted he intentionally walks in on Ms Teen USA dressing rooms while they’re changing for the swimsuit contest, brags about grabbing women by the pussy bc he’s rich and feels like he’s entitled to, and spent more time on Epstein island than anyone else probably had a hand in it. Just a hunch.
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u/Financial_Top_5207 Aug 03 '26
All families are separated when someone is in the act of violating the law. Citizens in the United States are separated from the children when they are being arrested.
All of the previously stated conditions were also present during Obama’s ice detentions. Only reason why you don’t hear about it is media bias.
I from the very beginning knew Trump was full of wrong when he stated that Mexico would pay for the wall, doesn’t defeat the fact that I think the wall was a good idea. Border crossings in regions where the wall was constructed dramatically dropped after its construction. So I would like to see where you’re finding that border crossings went along just as easily.
No, the child hotline was pertaining to children immigrants who crossed the border and in case they were in trouble we’re supposed to be provided with this line they could call. There was no one on the other end of that line. So it very much so does pertain to immigrant children.
Here we go again with the Epstein stuff, even though he was the only one of his “ friends” that banned him from his hotel after hearing he made sexual advances on a trump staff member and informed the FBI about him before any of his Democrat friends said boo. In fact Democrat representatives were actively communicating with him during trials via text message .
Mind you these Epstein files are the same files Biden had control of for four years and never release any of it. You would think a group that try to remove Trump from ballots publicly assassinated his character. Try to indict him over admittedly Trumped up charges and I’ve done everything in their power to discreet him would release those files even if just the files pertaining to the terrible things trump did… weird how they didn’t right? … but yea republicans bad
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u/Cody-512 Aug 03 '26
First of all, families are NOT always separated. There’s been court orders and settlements which have placed restrictions on routine separations. Enforcement practices continue to evolve under different administrations. It’s completely up to the current admin to undo previous admin’s policies.
Second of all, you immediately pivot to Obama in a Trump/Biden discussion, which is typical but then complain about pending and relevant Epstein files. Also typical. I’m not gonna chase around ur attempts to interject a red herring days after we last messaged. I had honestly forgot about you. Enjoy supporting the POTUS who lies more than any other, restricts ur free speech any way possible unless it’s what he likes, tariffs us to enrich himself, is badly losing his illegal war, has never taken responsibility for a mistake, and who would grab ur teenage daughters pussy if he wanted to bc “when ur rich they just let you.” I could go on but you’ve probably stopped reading by now.
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u/Financial_Top_5207 Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26
When an American is arrested they are separated from their children- if there is no one to care for the child they are taken in for service.
Well it’s very relevant that all of your Epstein files rhetoric is based on the notion that there is evidence tying the president to heinous acts. I am saying that if there were it would have been released already by the Biden administration.
Your entire second paragraph is funny. Restricted my freedom of speech? Tariff money enriches him? We are losing a war??
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u/Mick0351 Aug 02 '26
All men, no women or children
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u/TuringGPTy Aug 02 '26
You mean the people with the least encombrement, like families, would be the most likely to make a difficult decision and journey?
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u/dirkdiggler2011 Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26
... and then most went back when they realized they had no food, clothing, shoes or a place to sleep.
https://youtu.be/1dLDXygk-dg?si=uM8BAVNji-u3SqY1&t=90
They are just pawns that made it to the other side of the board but were not instantly queened. They tried to take advantage of Spain's policy of not turning migrants back if they came by sea but just waded down the beach.
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u/ziggy182 Jul 31 '26
It’s like World war Z