Spain installs sea barrier on Ceuta's border with Morocco after frontier rush that killed 67

Spain installed a 500-meter floating barrier at the Ceuta border with Morocco after approximately 50,000 migrants entered the enclave. This surge resulted in at least 67 deaths, caused by drownings and stampedes at a breakwater barrier. Spanish authorities reported that crossings stopped overnight following the installation. Meanwhile, European leaders are debating new border controls as Europe tightens security in response to the deadly crisis and the massive scale of the migrant influx into the Spanish enclave.