Arrivals strain Ceuta resources
Recent days brought thousands of migrants to Ceuta, an autonomous Spanish city on the North African coast. Local authorities reported pressure on housing, food supplies and medical services.
Political reactions in Spain
Opposition parties accused the central government of failing to control the border. Critics argued the inflows were being used to weaken the position of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
Immediate government response
Spanish officials said additional security measures were under consideration. No specific new policies were announced in the first days after the surge.
Next developments
Further arrivals are possible in the coming days. Regional and national authorities continue to monitor the situation.
