More than 200 immigrants have been expelled from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following a reported increase in criminal activity. The expulsions, announced Monday by a minister, doubled the number previously reported by the Interior Minister just days prior. Authorities cite 23 reported sexual assaults as a key factor driving the action. Concerningly, sources within the ministry revealed that three of those expelled have prior convictions linked to jihadist activities. This increase in deportations signals a firm response to growing security concerns within Ceuta. The situation highlights the challenges facing the region in managing migration and maintaining public safety. Further investigations are underway to assess the extent of the criminal activity and prevent future incidents.