Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Nick Shirley travels directly into Ceuta, Spain, after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from neighboring Morocco—and the situation quickly becomes dangerous.
In this reaction, Rafi Harel responds to Nick Shirley’s report from the Spanish territory of Ceuta, located on the North African coast. Shirley interviews Moroccan migrants, speaks with frightened local residents, visits the border and documents groups hiding in the surrounding hills.
The situation escalates as rocks are thrown, locals carry sticks for protection and Nick’s group is chased by a man reportedly carrying a knife.
The Ceuta migration crisis was driven partly by economic hardship and misleading social-media claims about Spanish immigration rules. Reports indicate that around 60,000 people attempted to cross, with many entering through the water before most eventually returned to Morocco.
Was this an unplanned mass migration—or did Moroccan authorities intentionally allow the border to be overwhelmed? Why were Spanish authorities unable to prevent the crossings, and what will happen to the migrants who remain in Ceuta?
Watch the full reaction and share your opinion in the comments.
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Nick Shirley travels directly into Ceuta, Spain, after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from neighboring Morocco—and the situation quickly becomes dangerous.
In this reaction, Rafi Harel responds to Nick Shirley’s report from the Spanish territory of Ceuta, located on the North African coast. Shirley interviews Moroccan migrants, speaks with frightened local residents, visits the border and documents groups hiding in the surrounding hills.
The situation escalates as rocks are thrown, locals carry sticks for protection and Nick’s group is chased by a man reportedly carrying a knife.
The Ceuta migration crisis was driven partly by economic hardship and misleading social-media claims about Spanish immigration rules. Reports indicate that around 60,000 people attempted to cross, with many entering through the water before most eventually returned to Morocco.
Was this an unplanned mass migration—or did Moroccan authorities intentionally allow the border to be overwhelmed? Why were Spanish authorities unable to prevent the crossings, and what will happen to the migrants who remain in Ceuta?
Watch the full reaction and share your opinion in the comments.
Subscribe for more reactions covering immigration, Europe, Spain, Morocco, border security and international politics.
📲 Follow Rafi for South Florida real estate:
@rafi_the_realtor
#NickShirley #Ceuta #Spain #Immigration #BorderCrisis
