Hunger and hostility cited by migrants as reason for return to Morocco from Spain's Ceuta

Migrants returning to Morocco from Spain's Ceuta cite hunger and hostility as their reasons for leaving, highlighting a significant reversal in the migration influx that once saw tens of thousands head into the Spanish territory. This shift underscores the challenges faced by both migrants and Spanish authorities, as the latter now plans to erect a containment fence. The situation reflects broader issues in European migration policy and the humanitarian crises affecting North Africa, raising questions about how nations manage border security and the wellbeing of migrants.