More than 88,000 immigrants have already returned from Ceuta to Morocco, quantifies the Civil Guard for Judge María Tardón

The Guardia Civil reported to Judge María Tardón that 88,146 immigrants who entered Ceuta during the July 30-31 influx have returned to Morocco. This information is part of an investigation into the responsibilities surrounding the incident, which caused significant disruption and a humanitarian crisis in Ceuta. The report challenges the central government's claim of a maximum of 72,000 immigrants involved. Dated October 27, the report aims to clarify the human impact of the event and determine accountability. Three months after the mass entry, the central government has not provided an estimate of the number of immigrants who breached the border, despite the presence of only six guards.