Archbishop Emilio Rocha Grande urged young Moroccans to build their future at home as the Church aided migrants returning after the surge to Spain's Ceuta enclave. Nearly 60,000 people, many of them young Moroccans, crossed the border in late July, most by swimming around the Bab Sebta crossing. Archbishop Emilio Rocha Grande, OFM, of Tangier described the sudden crisis in an interview with Vatican News. Returning migrants arrive drained after the dangerous crossing. These images, amplified by returning migrants who speak positively of life abroad even when their own situations are difficult, fuel unrealistic expectations.