Ceuta Crisis: Migrants Using Social Media to Ease Illegal Entry into Besieged Enclave

Boat people and migrants after crossing the border between Ceuta and Morocco, on 31 July, 2026 in Ceuta, Spain. Large numbers of people continued to enter Ceuta from Morocco in an uncontrolled manner as night fell on Thursday, 30 July. From early in the morning, thousands of migrants had entered the autonomous city by swimming and also on foot, skirting the breakwater that separates the autonomous city from Morocco. The units responsible for border control in Ceuta have recovered the bodies of 16 people from the water in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of foreign nationals found dead in Ceuta’s waters whilst attempting to swim across from Morocco so far this year to 47. (Photo By Marcos Moreno/Europa Press via Getty Images)
The illegal migrant wave now storming into the enclave of Ceuta is largely driven by illicit content shared on social media and messaging platforms, Spanish outlets detailed Friday.

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