西班牙北非飞地塞乌塔上周遭遇大规模移民潮，约78000名摩洛哥籍移民在数小时内抵达[1]，造成100人死亡[1]。尽管约75000名移民已被遣返摩洛哥[1]，但当地领导人指出，目前仍有3000-5000名移民留滞在塞乌塔[1]。塞乌塔领导人胡安·赫苏斯·比瓦斯向欧洲议会表示，政府的应对措施"迟到且不足"[1]。
西班牙政府已分配2500万欧元用于协助塞乌塔的未成年人[1]，但实际登记的4860名移民儿童数量已达官方估计的两倍[1]。令人担忧的是，摩洛哥媒体报道了社交媒体上出现的新的大规模跨境协调尝试[1]。此外，意大利、芬兰和丹麦已暂停与西班牙的申根协议[1]，捷克也要求暂停西班牙的申根成员身份[1]。
Approximately 3,000 to 5,000 migrants are still stranded in the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta following a massive influx last week, according to local authorities [1]. Around 78,000 Moroccan migrants arrived in the territory within hours, resulting in 100 deaths, while roughly 75,000 have since been returned to Morocco [1].
The crisis has prompted significant diplomatic tensions across Europe. Juan Jesús Vivas, the local leader, addressed the European Parliament to highlight what he characterized as a belated and inadequate government response [1]. Spain allocated €25 million to assist unaccompanied minors in Ceuta, though volunteer organizations have registered 4,860 migrant children—double the official estimate [1]. Meanwhile, Italy, Finland, and Denmark have suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain, and the Czech Republic has called for Spain's Schengen membership to be suspended [1]. Moroccan media has reported new coordinated attempts at cross-border migration being organized through social media [1].