Spain installs floating barrier in Ceuta to keep Africans out amid migrant 'invasion'

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Spain has installed a floating barrier in Ceuta to keep Africans out with the ongoing migrant "invasion".The 500-metre containment barrier has been placed along the sea border between Ceuta and Morocco after the onrush of migrants that caused dozens of deaths and forced businesses to close.Civil Guard officers began work early on Saturday at the Tarajal breakwater – a stretch of water that has been heavily used by migrants in recent weeks.Authorities have confirmed "virtually all" of the 60,000 migrants that stormed Spain's North African enclave have left voluntarily, returning to Morocco.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say European Union governments have demanded an emergency response.Spanish officials have confirmed there are 77 reported casualties from the storming; however, they have warned the number could rise due to deaths on the Moroccan side of the border.On Saturday, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wrote on X: "Defending the external borders of the Union is not the...

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