A dispute continues over the scale of the migrant presence in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta after recent crossings. The Daily Mail reports that some politicians claim most migrants have left, while others question the accuracy of those figures.
The outlet specifically argues that claims that roughly 98% of migrants have departed are not supported by the full picture, describing a “deceitful narrative” that suggests the crisis is over. In this account, the situation is ongoing rather than resolved, with uncertainty remaining about how many people are still in or around the enclave and how quickly numbers are changing.
Because only one source is provided here, differing angles are limited to the Daily Mail’s contention that official messaging is misleading. No other outlets’ reported figures or evidence are available in the supplied material to corroborate or challenge the specific percentage cited.
