At least 18 migrants died, many by drowning or stampede, as thousands breached the border from Morocco into Spain's Ceuta enclave. The crisis led to chaotic scenes, with migrants sleeping in parks and Spanish PM Sánchez visiting the territory amidst calls for emergency measures.
Spain regained control of its North African enclave Ceuta after an unprecedented influx of over 50,000 migrants from Morocco, with most voluntarily returning. The incident, which left dozens dead, triggered political tensions across Europe and exposed divisions over migration policy.
The death toll from the Ceuta border crisis has risen to 77 after an estimated 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave. Spain has returned most migrants to Morocco, with troops deployed to restore order.
At least 57 people died as 50,000-60,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, prompting Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez to call it a "violation of territorial integrity." The influx, linked to a court ruling and human trafficking, triggered a political crisis and mixed EU reactions.
Over 48,300 of approximately 50,000 people who entered the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco have returned, a Spanish government official told POLITICO, indicating a return to normality after the influx.
Around 60,000 migrants from Morocco crossed into Spain's exclave of Ceuta in 24 hours, leading to at least 57 deaths and sparking a diplomatic row across Europe. Spain deployed military, while EU leaders called for swift returns, and Italy suggested suspending Spain from the Schengen Agreement.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering exempting rapists from early prison release, while Chancellor John Healey hinted at welfare cuts. Burnham faces revolt over North Sea drilling plans, as a migrant influx into Ceuta sparks UK border pressure and right-wing criticism.
Thousands of migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco, leading to 34 deaths and reigniting sovereignty disputes between Spain and Morocco. The crisis also exposed regional rivalries, with Algeria criticizing Rabat's handling and Tunisia reflecting on North African youth unemployment.
L'enclave espagnole de Ceuta a connu une crise humanitaire et diplomatique majeure suite à l'arrivée de 60 000 migrants, principalement marocains, en quelques jours. Des rumeurs d'ouverture de frontière ont provoqué cet afflux, entraînant des tensions entre l'Espagne, le Maroc et certains partenaires européens.
Donald Trump et son administration ont réagi aux images de milliers de migrants arrivant à Ceuta, en Espagne, les présentant comme un argument pour une politique migratoire stricte aux États-Unis et critiquant leurs opposants de gauche.
Spain deployed troops to its North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants swam from Morocco, resulting in at least 18 drownings. The surge, following a Supreme Court ruling on migrant returns, overwhelmed local resources and sparked a diplomatic spat with Italy, which is considering suspending the Schengen agreement.
Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez blamed trafficking gangs after approximately 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, leading to at least 57 deaths. Sánchez called it a "violation of Spain's territorial integrity," prompting Italy to suspend Schengen arrangements with Spain. Over 48,000 have voluntarily returned.
Safety advocates, led by Steve Eimers, claim Flock Safety's ALPR cameras pose roadside hazards due to improper installation, lack of breakaway features, and non-compliance with Ohio DOT and Federal Highway Administration standards, increasing collision risks for drivers.
Eleven individuals were indicted for the smuggling deaths of seven migrants found dead in a sealed rail cargo container in Laredo, Texas, with temperatures reaching 92°F (33°C), causing hyperthermia.
A federal indictment charges 11 individuals with smuggling-related deaths of 7 migrants, including a 14-year-old, who died from heat stroke in a sealed rail container in Texas in May.
South Africa dismissed an International Criminal Court (ICC) petition filed by two Ghanaians seeking an investigation into attacks on foreigners, calling it "opportunistic." Diplomatic tensions are rising as other African nations repatriate citizens amid anti-migrant protests.
Senator Pauline Hanson claimed domestic violence is a "two-way street" and blamed the cost of living, suggesting women should "not put up with it." An opinion piece refutes these claims, emphasizing gendered violence, the complexities of leaving abusive relationships, and the perpetrator's sole responsibility, urging a challenge to misinformation.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' White House visit has sparked division among immigrant fans, including Juan, who feel the team hasn't adequately supported the community amid Trump's immigration crackdown, especially given former ownership ties to a detention center operator.
At least 143 refugees and migrants are dead or missing after a boat attempting to reach Europe from The Gambia was found off Mauritania. The UNHCR reported 38 survivors, including two children who lost their families, from the vessel that was adrift for 25 days.
At least 144 migrants and refugees are dead or missing off Mauritania's coast after dangerous sea journeys to Europe, UNHCR reported. This includes 143 deaths on one boat from Gambia that drifted for 25 days, with 387 survivors across three rescue operations between July 14-18.
At least 144 refugees and migrants are dead or missing after multiple maritime incidents off Mauritania's coast, part of the dangerous Atlantic migration route to Europe. UNHCR reported 387 people rescued, with one vessel losing 143 lives after drifting for 25 days.
Piddington village, with 370 residents, voted 96% for independence from the UK after the Home Office announced plans to house over 1,000 male migrants in a local facility, sparking fears over safety and lack of consultation.
The EU's return regulation is nearing adoption, allowing offshore migration processing hubs despite human rights concerns. Countries like Austria, Denmark, and Germany are poised to establish these centers, raising alarms due to past failures in Australia, Israel, and the US. Critics urge strict human rights safeguards before implementation.
An organized network facilitates illegal Bangladeshi immigration into India, providing cheap labor to Indian employers in sectors like textiles and construction. Touts manage infiltration, transport, and forged documents. Assam recently busted a network, making 34 arrests, and sought a legal framework to hold exploiting employers accountable at a conference chaired by Home Minister Amit Shah.
