Spain says 49,000 migrants entered Ceuta enclave in one day

Spain reports an unprecedented surge of 49,000 migrants entering the Ceuta enclave in a single day, marking a crisis that's nearly five times higher than the peak of Europe’s 2015 migration crisis. This record influx highlights the escalating challenges for border control and humanitarian aid in Europe, raising concerns about how nations will manage such a dramatic increase in arrivals. The situation underscores the urgent need for a coordinated European response to address the root causes of migration and provide adequate support to both migrants and local communities.