Spain begins clearing 3,500-person migrant camp in Ceuta ahead of royal visit
Spanish police began dismantling part of one of Ceuta’s largest migrant camps on Sunday, deploying more than 350 officers as authorities race to clear beach encampments that formed after the mass border crossings in late July. The operation began shortly after 8 a.m. at El Trampolín beach, where police estimate more than 3,500 people have […] The post Spain begins clearing 3,500-person migrant…
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