A Spanish enclave in North Africa has been overrun with migrants.
This week, more than 49,000 migrants from Morocco have flooded into Ceuta, population 83,600, according to news reports.
The catalyst for the flood was a ruling by Spain’s Supreme Court saying that migrants intercepted at sea trying to reach Ceuta or the nearby Spanish enclave of Melilla cannot be sent back where they came from, according to Tech Times.
The court ruling said there was a difference between those who entered by sea and those who crossed fences and other barriers on land.