Spanish security forces

Moroccan families are searching for missing loved ones after a surge of 72,000 migrants crossed into Spain’s Ceuta, driven by poverty and online rumors of an open border. Nearly all migrants have returned to Morocco, but many remain missing, and over 80 people died during the crisis. Facebook groups that organized crossings are now being used to track the missing.

Moroccan families are searching for missing loved ones after a surge of migrants, driven by poverty and online rumors, crossed into Spain's Ceuta. Most migrants have returned, but many remain missing, with over 80 deaths reported, and minors' fates uncertain as they cannot be expelled by Spanish authorities.