Ceuta: the last migrant camp dismantled before the visit of the Spanish king

On Sunday, police evacuated the last major migrant camp in Ceuta, two days before the visit of the Spanish king and queen. The camp had formed following a massive influx of over 70,000 people from Morocco on July 30-31, with many remaining to sleep outdoors, straining the small city’s resources. Police, supported by soldiers, arrived early in the morning to transport migrants to reception centers, while cleanup crews cleared the esplanade and beaches.