More than 1,200 migrants return to Morocco after being evicted from the beach where they were in Ceuta

More than 1,200 migrants who had been residing on the Trampolín beach in Ceuta, Spain, have returned to Morocco. The departure followed a two-day evacuation process conducted by authorities in the area to facilitate the identification of the individuals involved. The migrants, many of whom arrived during a mass entry event in late July, chose to return to Morocco voluntarily following the clearing of the makeshift settlement. The operation concluded on October 5.