Al Jazeera reports from Ceuta as migrants leave the enclave | Migration
Spain Reports Most Migrants Have Left Ceuta
MADRID — Spanish authorities announced that nearly all of the approximately 60,000 migrants who recently entered Ceuta, a North African enclave, have voluntarily exited the region.
This influx occurred over the past several days, with individuals arriving by both land and sea. Al Jazeera correspondent Jonah Hull is on the ground in Ceuta and has provided ongoing coverage of the situation.
The surge in migration has prompted widespread attention and highlighted ongoing challenges related to immigration management in the area. As details continue to emerge, authorities are monitoring the situation closely to ensure safety and order.
For more updates, please visit Al Jazeera’s website.
Published on August 1, 2026.
