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The refugee crisis has transformed life in Spain's exclave of Ceuta. 65-year-old Sabah is helping migrants by cooking food and providing shelter. But residents are also demanding answers from politicians as tensions grow

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00:00Saba is doing all she can to help refugees.
00:04She is a resident of Ceuta, the Spanish exclave, along the Moroccan coast.
00:10I also have children, I'm a mother, I'm a sister.
00:13Who doesn't say that they could be our brothers or our children,
00:18that we need to help them.
00:23The 65-year-old has been cooking for and taking in refugees.
00:38In July 2026, some 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in just a few days.
00:46Thousands are still stranded here.
00:48That puts a huge strain on the small city.
01:02Other residents feel unsafe. They blame Spain's government for the crisis.
01:18The government has announced new elections in late November.
01:22The government has announced new elections in late November.
01:44Saba feels her work is far from over.
01:47She believes it's only a matter of time, until the next wave of refugees arrives.
01:53The fiddinis of refugees.
01:54The l Safe Raiders.
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