How Spain's Migrant Crisis Created a Political Storm Whipped Up by Social Media The spectacle of tens of thousands of migrants swarming into Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, has left Europe reeling.
At least 67 people lost their lives in the chaos, sparking a heated debate about migration policies and the cynical exploitation of this crisis by politicians.
Spain's borders were overwhelmed as over 20,000 migrants arrived within days, prompting concerns that they would be unable to cope with the influx.