‘I’m here for fun!’ Ceuta migrants speak to GB News after 60,000 storm Spanish city

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Zia Yusuf has told GB News the motive behind his emergency visit to the Spanish territory of Ceuta after illegal migrants stormed through the country's border from Morocco.Reform UK's home affairs spokesman is visiting the North African exclave just as the Spain's army was deployed to repel an incursion of some 60,000 African migrants over the past 48 hours.Speaking to GB News reporter Dougie Beattie about the trip, Mr Yusuf said: "I'm here because I saw the extraordinary footage as your viewers would have done: of 60,000 Moroccan men storming an undefended border into European territory...

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If we (Britain) do not secure our borders, then we are going to see scenes like the ones that we have seen become sadly increasingly common and the people who suffer most from all of this are the hard-working British people."Watch in...

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At least 67 people died in commotion, some drowning or being trampled.

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Tens of thousands voluntarily returned to Morocco, and Spanish officials say that most of the migrants have already been sent back over the border.

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Spain says migrants leaving Ceuta after mass influx in which 67 died

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Spain says migrants leaving Ceuta after mass influx in which 67 died Al JazeeraWhat is Ceuta, and how was the Spanish enclave near Morocco breached by 60,000 migrants?

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Al JazeeraHundreds rally in Madrid against migrant ‘invasion' in Spain CTV NewsSpain's PM blames traffickers after 60,000 migrants reach Ceuta from Morocco

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Spain attacks 'selfish' response of some EU countries to Ceuta migrant crossings

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**Summary:** The article discusses a sudden influx of migrants from Morocco into Spain's Ceuta territory, resulting in the deaths of at least 67 people and tens of thousands returning to Morocco. Spanish authorities deployed their army to deter the "invasion," while some European countries criticized Spain for its response. **Why It