The Spanish enclave of Ceuta experienced a significant influx of migrants, with estimates ranging from 50,000 to 60,000 individuals. While a substantial number have since returned to Morocco, the exact number of migrants still present in Ceuta remains unclear. A reporter from FOCUS Online is on the ground investigating the situation and attempting to locate those who have not returned. The discrepancy in numbers raises concerns about the accuracy of official figures and the scale of the ongoing migration challenge. The situation highlights the complex dynamics at play between Spain and Morocco regarding border control and migrant flows. Further reporting aims to shed light on the whereabouts and circumstances of the missing individuals. The crisis underscores the difficulties in managing irregular migration in the region.