Approximately 60,000 migrants have entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco since Thursday, according to the city's mayor. The influx has been accompanied by tragic consequences, with reports indicating 34 migrant deaths. Despite increased Moroccan border security, attempts to cross the border continue. The Spanish Ministry of Interior reports that roughly 25,000 migrants have already returned to Morocco. The Spanish Prime Minister has announced Morocco will take back its nationals who entered Ceuta. The situation remains chaotic as authorities struggle to manage the large number of arrivals and the ongoing border crossings.