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Ceuta Crisis: Migrants, Deaths, and Politics | San Antonio News
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A staggering flood of 50,000 to 60,000 migrants surged into Ceuta over two days, triggering chaos, tragedy, and political firestorms. At least 72 lives were lost—some drowned, others crushed in a stampede—while Morocco reported 11 more deaths amid murky accountability. Locals are divided: some blame lax border control, others the migrants themselves. Businesses are reopening as the city heals, but tensions flare as far-right politicians label it an “invasion,” sparking backlash from Muslim residents who see exploitation. Even Pope Leo XIV weighed in, calling the crisis alarming and pleading for peace—especially as migration continues to reshape Europe’s southern shores.
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