Ceuta migrants seek places to sleep without property owners' consent, reports say

According to Abu Ali Express, Moroccan migrants who entered Ceuta in large numbers are now looking for accommodation without the consent of local property owners. The report adds to earlier coverage of the ongoing migrant crisis in the Spanish enclave.

Abu Ali Express reports that the Moroccan migrants who entered Ceuta in large numbers are now seeking accommodation without the consent of local property owners. The situation is part of an ongoing migrant crisis in the Spanish enclave. Earlier Friday, The Zioneer reported on overnight incidents in Ceuta, including homes being broken into and police struggling to contain the chaos.

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1. 27 seconds ago · 10:26 · 31 JulLatest

   Migrants are occupying local properties without owner consent.

2. 09:16 · 31 Jul

   Migrants reported breaking into homes as police struggle to contain chaos.

3. 07:28 · 31 Jul

   18 migrants killed in Ceuta riots; journalist says 100 crossing per minute

• Developing10 hours ago · 00:05 · 31 JulSpain deploys 60 security personnel to Ceuta as migrant crisis continues
• Developing2 hours ago · 08:40 · 31 JulSource claims 40,000 'invaders' entered Ceuta, will be naturalized
• Developing53 minutes ago · 09:33 · 31 Jul18 killed in infiltration attempt from Morocco into Spanish enclave Ceuta, Israeli media report
• Developing13 hours ago · 21:55 · 30 JulThe source: 'New Spaniards' in Ceuta cheer for Spain, Sánchez; 'no doubt who is responsible for the invasion'

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