Emergency talks are underway between European interior ministers regarding a recent surge in illegal crossings into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Triggered by thousands entering Ceuta within 24 hours, the crisis has significantly altered the atmosphere within the EU, following Spain's recent World Cup victory. Initially, many countries blamed Spain for lacking border control, with some, like Italy, threatening to suspend the Schengen Agreement for travelers from Spain. This prompted a strong reaction from Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez, who criticized the "selfish" responses. However, the tone is shifting, with European Commission President Von der Leyen praising Spain and Morocco's handling of the situation and successful efforts to return migrants to Morocco. Spain is now seeking solidarity from its European partners during the ministerial meeting, and appears to be receiving a more positive response.