A recent poll reveals widespread dissatisfaction with the Spanish government’s handling of the recent crisis in Ceuta. Ninety percent of Spanish society holds Morocco responsible for the situation. Approximately 63% of respondents rated Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s performance as “very bad” (49.9%) or “bad” (12.8%). Negative sentiment regarding immigration is also prevalent among those surveyed. The political party Vox is perceived as the most “capable” of managing the immigration issue, according to the poll results. These findings indicate a significant level of public disapproval and a clear assignment of blame to Morocco concerning the events in Ceuta.