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Moroccan officials have stated that the surge of around 60,000 migrants into Ceuta is linked to social media and human trafficking. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about migration patterns in the region.
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Moroccan officials have stated that the surge of around 60,000 migrants into Ceuta is linked to social media and human trafficking. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about migration patterns in the region.
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Morocco blames Ceuta migration influx on social media, human trafficking
Moroccan Authorities Attribute Ceuta Migration Influx to Social Media and Human Trafficking