- Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after a massive late‑July border surge — estimates range from about 5,000 to 10,000 people, including around 2,000 minors.
- Authorities and aid groups are moving people into makeshift shelters and handing out thousands of meals; Spain has pledged €6.5 million and space for about 1,800, but many still sleep on beaches or in the woods.
- Migrants from Morocco and conflict zones (Sudan, Mali, Yemen) say they mainly want papers and a chance to reach mainland Spain — personal stories underscore hopes for family reunification and a better life.
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