A recent migrant crisis in Spain's North African exclave of Ceuta has drawn international attention. Local authorities were overwhelmed by a mass influx of around 50,000 migrants. The situation resulted in at least 57 deaths during the crossings.

Tighter border security measures have been implemented across Europe in response to the crisis. Spanish leaders are working to expel those who entered, with most migrants having been returned to neighboring Morocco by Friday evening. Many returned voluntarily due to a lack of food and shelter.

Further details on the crisis, including the disputed causes of the surge, are available from the source, CNN.