The city of Ceuta is experiencing a scenario of growing social tension following the mass entry of thousands of illegal immigrants of Moroccan origin, in a context that has led to protests from Spanish citizens, incidents in public spaces, and clashes in various areas.
Hundreds of local residents mobilized towards the Government Delegation to express their rejection of the situation. The demonstrations took place amid a climate of strong discontent, with criticism directed at the management of Spain's socialist president, Pedro Sánchez, and the general collapse of security.
During the protests, demonstrators chanted slogans against immigration policy and demanded urgent measures. Among the most repeated messages, they denounced an “unprecedented migration invasion” and called for immediate border control.
There were also incidents between Spanish residents and Moroccans in the streets of Ceuta, where locals began to openly question the undocumented individuals for crossing the border. "Invaders, sons of bitches", shouted a Spanish citizen in front of the Moroccan invasion.
