How a social media campaign triggered huge migrant surge on Ceuta
Following a Spanish court ruling protecting migrants swimming to Ceuta the previous week, accounts called on thousands to travel there. On July 29, the Spanish court ruled that, as people swimming to Ceuta do not cross the physical border fence, they must be processed according to more stringent legal procedures before they can be deported back to Morocco. Social media content seen by Al Jazeera revealed a promise of “the dream”: Work or marriage in Spain or elsewhere in Europe.
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