Thousands of migrants are leaving the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after an unprecedented surge saw around 50,000 people cross the border illegally this week. The flow of people leaving has increased significantly, with dozens departing every half hour. Those returning to Moroccan territory report experiencing violence during their time in Ceuta, shattering their hopes of reaching Europe. This event marks the largest influx of migrants in Ceuta's history, creating a significant crisis for both Spanish and Moroccan authorities. Reports indicate the migrants faced harsh conditions, contributing to their decision to return home. The situation has prompted renewed discussions regarding border security and migration policies.