A sudden surge of up to 60,000 migrants from Morocco into Spain's enclave of Ceuta has left at least 72 people dead and reignited fierce debate over European border security and humanitarian responsibility, while EU leaders argue over whether this is a national emergency or a continent-wide failure of migration policy. Is this a one-off crisis, or a preview of what climate displacement and regional instability will keep sending toward Europe's borders?
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These numbers keep climbing every year and nothing structural changes