The Ceuta government estimates that 13,000 migrants remain in the city.
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The Government of the Autonomous City of Ceuta reported that 13,000 migrants, including both adults and minors, remain in the city following unauthorized entries that occurred on July 30 and 31. Local authorities have formally requested the immediate return of these individuals to their country of origin.
In a separate security development, the Civil Guard arrested a Moroccan national in Ceuta during a routine security control. The individual was subject to a standing prohibition against entering Spain, stemming from a 2015 conviction for jihadist terrorism.
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Infobae (AR) - Migrant figuresFocuses on the administrative and humanitarian crisis regarding migrant population levels.
Infobae (AR) - Jihadist arrestFocuses on border security and counter-terrorism enforcement within the city.
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