Ceuta Migration Fallout: Most of the roughly 60,000 North African migrants who surged into Spain’s Ceuta enclave have returned to Morocco, but the city is still dealing with the aftermath, including a reported death toll of at least 72 and ongoing searches for bodies near the breached urban beach. Travel & Security Signals: The US State Department has raised its Ceuta warning to “reconsider travel” (Level 3) while keeping Spain at Level 2, citing unpredictable security risks and unrest; it also urges Americans to avoid crowds and demonstrations. Border Response: Spain has started installing new containment barriers at the Tarajal breakwater, including a floating air-powered barrier supported by anchored buoys, as officials push to prevent further mass crossings. Food & Hospitality Angle: With shops and terraces reopening, restaurants and cafes are back in business—yet the crisis is still shaping how locals and visitors move through the city. Summer Lifestyle Friction: A separate expat piece highlights the practical pain points of Spanish July/August—heat, traffic/parking, and tourist behavior—matters that directly affect dining out and day-to-day food shopping.