Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, is implementing stricter border controls following a recent surge in immigration. Authorities are now selectively reviewing flights, potentially examining all passengers or targeting specific individuals, according to the Interior Ministry. This comes as the situation is described as “absolutely unsustainable” by local official Vivas. The call is being made for the immediate return of all individuals who entered Ceuta without proper documentation, specifically those lacking identification. The new measures focus on identifying and processing recent arrivals, with those without identification being taken to a separate area for further assessment. The tightening of controls signals a response to the increasing pressures of irregular migration to the Spanish territory. The focus remains on managing the influx and seeking solutions with neighboring Morocco for returns.