Residents of Spanish enclave of Ceuta angered by mass influx of migrants
Residents of Ceuta are angry after an unprecedented border crisis saw up to 60,000 migrants flood from Morocco into the tiny Spanish enclave within a 24-hour period.“There’s no chance to live there …That’s why I came here, but also here I haven’t found any opportunities so I should go back home," he said.
The influx triggered a political crisis in Madrid with the army mobilised and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calling it a “a violation of Spain’s territorial integrity” Some Moroccans who crossed into Ceuta said they had hoped to find better work opportunities in Spain, but were returning because of the mayhem in the enclave.
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