Ceuta's Shadow on Europe's Conscience The recent mass migrant crossing into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta has left a deep scar on Europe's collective conscience.
Over 72,000 migrants attempted to cross in just two weeks, sparking widespread debate about the EU's handling of its external borders and the human cost of migration.
Morocco's tightening grip on the border, with police using tear gas to disperse groups gathered at the frontier, suggests a more complex situation than mere desperation.