Thousands of migrants in Ceuta wait in limbo while Spain figures out what to do with them

Migrants in Ceuta have been moved to makeshift shelters by Spanish police. This comes amid a humanitarian crisis where up to 10,000 migrants, including women and children, remain in the city weeks after a border surge. Many migrants returned to Morocco, but thousands stayed, hiding in the hills and on beaches. The U.N. refugee agency highlights challenges with shelter and basic services. Spain's government is working to house them and return normalcy to Ceuta. Local authorities criticize the national government's handling of the crisis, while those who crossed remain in limbo, hoping for asylum and a chance to reach mainland Spain.