Live Updates: Most of the Migrants Who Crossed Into Spanish Territory Have Returned, Officials Say
About 37,000 of the up to 60,000 people who came into Ceuta from Morocco returned within a day. Still, the sudden influx created a crisis for Spain’s pro-immigration government. At least 34 people died.
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