Undocumented Migrants Into Ceuta In Late July Will All Return To Morocco Spanish FmUndocumented migrants into Ceuta in late July will all return to Morocco: Spanish FMSpanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said undocumented migrants who entered Ceuta from Morocco will be returned, as thousands remain after a mass border crossing. Authorities are coordinating with Morocco amid reports of another attempted influx, while concerns persist over deaths and overwhelmed reception centresBy IANS Published Date - 12 August 2026, 10:45 AMMadrid: Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares has said that the undocumented migrants who entered Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta in late July will all return to Morocco. More than 70,000 people illegally crossed the border into the enclave from neighbouring Morocco at the end of July, according to Spanish government estimates. Most of those who entered Ceuta illegally have returned voluntarily to Morocco, but around 10,000 remained in the enclave, Vivas said recently. Vivas said about 80,000 people entered Ceuta, nearly 75,000 of whom subsequently returned voluntarily.