Police move hundreds of migrants still in Ceuta off beaches in Spanish enclave
Summary
Spanish police in Ceuta have started moving hundreds of migrants from the beaches to a new tent camp in the port area. Thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco in late July, and several thousand remain in Ceuta, often living in difficult conditions.Key Facts
- Police began relocating migrants from the beaches to a new tent camp on September 18, 2026.
- The new camp at Los Rosales has tents, showers, and beds for around 1,700 people.
- Several thousand migrants remain in Ceuta after tens of thousands crossed from Morocco in late July.
- Most migrants quickly returned to Morocco, but many stayed and were living on the beaches.
- Ceuta’s local authorities and the Spanish central government disagree on the exact number of migrants remaining.
- The Spanish government proceeded with the move despite opposition from local conservative leaders.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has faced criticism over how the migrant situation is managed.
- The crisis has also caused tensions between Spain and Italy, leading Italy to restore some border controls temporarily.
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