Most of the 60,000 migrants who surged into Spain's Ceuta enclave have walked back to Morocco, but holdouts like 20-year-old Dikra remain, vowing to stay. The border breach left at least 72 dead and sparked a humanitarian crisis that has reignited Europe's immigration debate as Spanish officials decide the fate of those still in the city.
Most of 60,000 Ceuta Migrants Return to Morocco
Source: AP News
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