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Spain sending troops as thousands enter enclave of Ceuta from Morocco

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World NewsSpain is sending troops to Ceuta after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco, causing a border security crisis and at least 15 deaths.
Lots of people tried to swim from Morocco to a small Spanish city called Ceuta to find a better life. This caused a big mess because many got hurt or lost, so Spain sent soldiers to help keep everyone safe. It's like when too many kids try to get into a playground at once and the teachers need extra help to keep things calm.
Ceuta and Melilla are the only land borders between Europe and Africa, making them key points for migration into Europe. The sudden surge in crossings highlights ongoing challenges with border security, humanitarian concerns, and diplomatic tensions between Spain, Morocco, and other European countries. This situation also fuels political debates about immigration policies and cooperation within the EU, especially regarding the Schengen open border agreement.
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