Following Sunday's attempt, another mass border crossing is planned for September 30, organized on social media. These crossings now primarily involve Moroccan nationals, whereas until now they were mainly attempted by sub-Saharan migrants.

Riot police were deployed on the Moroccan side of the border with the Spanish Ceuta enclave, as migrants attempted to reach the city for the third night in a row.

Authorities say Moroccan security forces stopped groups of people who sought to force their way across the border into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta.

Moroccan authorities prevented a group of migrants from storming a border fence to reach Ceuta, a Spanish enclave. In response to social media calls, migrants gathered at the border, throwing stones at security forces.

Sunday has been a day of high tension in the area after hundreds of people gathered at the border following reported calls on social media for a collective breach attempt. #EuropeNews

Moroccan security forces successfully halted groups attempting to cross into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta following online calls for mass migration. Authorities reported no successful breaches but noted heightened security and recent detentions for inciting migration attempts.

Chaos erupted on Sunday near the fence separating Morocco and Ceuta, a Spanish enclave located on the African nation’s coast, as hundreds of young Moroccan men coordinated an attempt to illegally cross the border.

Fatima Tamni, a member of parliament for the Democratic Left Federation (FDG), has submitted a written question to the head of government, Aziz Akhannouch, regarding the collective exodus of young Moroccans to Ceuta.