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In Ceuta, thousands of migrants are caught between a home they don’t want to return to and a future they can’t yet reach. CNN’s Clarissa Ward meets the people l…
In Ceuta, thousands of migrants are caught between a home they don’t want to return to and a future they can’t yet reach. CNN’s Clarissa Ward meets the people living on both sides of a crisis that has left migrants and residents feeling abandoned.
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@@tasteslikepennies2549Imported1mo ago
They don't have the same laws that we do here. Drag them out into the sea and call it a day
@@dnkyhntrImported1mo ago
Yeah because the USA is so perfect right now..... you have a beautiful new ballroom, a lovely pool in DC, and so many awesome data centers that you barely have enough electricity and water left to live on.... things are going great for you, aren't they? <br>* laughs in a European way *
@@CarlLeeRoyAdamsImported1mo ago
It’s in Africa, you expect to go to Africa and call it Europe ?
@@missym877Imported1mo ago
The top nations of the world are going to have to do something more than border control. The thing is, when you have neighboring impoverished nations riddled with crime— who knew the people will want to come to the nicer country. That shouldn’t be our problem, but if you want mass immigration to end you can’t ignore that issue
@@Azzyw2012Imported1mo ago
The irony is crazy Spain wanting to get rid of invaders
@@merpderphurpburpImported1mo ago
What happens when cultures want boys but forget they grow up into men who need direction. It's just going to get worse
@@OniSamaGinImported1mo ago
When you see her face.... you know she doesn't give a shit and wants to exploit and even set up some drama based on a serious situation. Gets to the point you may as well throw out anything she "reports" on.
@@dboesclips3326Imported1mo ago
We should send all our liberals down there to help fight for the migrants since they love them so much
@@legaleeblonde4310Imported1mo ago
Who the f*** cares what their dreams are? They don't care about anyone but themselves. It's an invasion. Stop pandering.
@@markreimer4543Imported1mo ago
Parents? Home ? School? Bro kill them all
@@artorias-245Imported1mo ago
Go back and make your own country better don't invade the west.
@@obversesingularityImported1mo ago
If 10k new people can break your country, maybe the country was weak to begin with
@@susanluyali3143Imported1mo ago
I feel sorry for the young man. He just wants to go back to his mum. It's obvious that he was duped. He didn't expect all the drama.
In Ceuta, thousands of migrants are caught between a home they don’t want to return to and a future they can’t yet reach. CNN’s Clarissa Ward meets the people living on both sides of a crisis that has left migrants and residents feeling abandoned.
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