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Tens of thousands of migrants have voluntarily left a small Spanish enclave on the coast of North Africa days after they poured across the border from Morocco.
The incident triggered chaos and sparked outrage across Europe.
Stephanie Bennett is in London with more on that. Stephanie.
>> John, dozens of migrants died during the stampede while many others drowned.
The military has been deployed to try to further get rid of most of these people who are coming across many of which are still coming through this morning undeterred.
Now, this morning Spain installed this 16-ft barrier along the sea border between its North African territory of Ceuta and neighboring Morocco after nearly 60,000 migrants stormed through this week.
Some swam or used floating tubes while others broke through a gate on land.
Spanish officials say the majority have already returned to Morocco.
Some left voluntarily.
>> I was working when I saw videos of people crossing. I came to try my luck.
I thought I'd make a better future there.
>> The chaos comes after a recent Spanish Supreme Court ruling saying migrant arrivals by sea can't be directly deported.
Well, Spain's Prime Minister is blaming criminal networks and human trafficking for seizing the moment.
>> I would like to define what happened yesterday as an attack, a violation of the territorial integrity of Spain.
>> Panic is now spreading across Europe.
France is tightening checks on its border while Italy said it will temporarily suspend its open border agreement with Spain.
Across the Atlantic, President Trump blamed the Spanish government's bad management and weak laws.
>> I watched the catastrophe that took place. It was a It looks like an invasion of a country by hundreds of thousands of people.
And that same thing's going to happen to us if the Republicans don't get elected, except worse, much bigger, Much easier to get into.
>> And European leaders will hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday. John?
>> All right, Stephanie Bennett. Stephanie,
thank you.
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