Over 1,500 migrants have flooded into Ceuta in days, straining facilities to 2,400% capacity—especially for unaccompanied minors—triggering a declared humanitarian emergency. Spain’s government is mobilizing across ministries, with the Interior Minister heading to Ceuta for a firsthand assessment. Resources are being ramped up to deliver aid and stop sea deaths, echoing a similar 2021 crisis when 10,000 arrived. The president warns of 60 bodies recovered at sea and urges stronger controls. Moroccan forces assist in blocking crossings, but a recent Supreme Court ruling now complicates returns at sea, requiring due process. With causes still unclear, officials scramble to handle the crisis while preparing for long-term policy shifts.
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