Thousands flood into Spain’s Ceuta—swimming, wading, even climbing fences—in a chaotic surge of 2,000 to 3,000 migrants in hours, overwhelming border forces and sparking emergency calls from local leaders. The surge follows a court ruling blocking immediate sea interceptions, and while the Spanish government mobilizes troops and partners with Morocco, it rejects declaring a national emergency. This echoes the 2021 crisis when 8,000 arrived in two days—highlighting the urgent need for coordinated, humane solutions at this volatile EU border.

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