False information circulating on social media regarding the opening of the Morocco-Ceuta border during the Assumption holiday has led to a buildup of migrants near the crossing point. These unconfirmed reports fueled expectations of easier access to the Spanish city of Ceuta. Both Moroccan and Spanish authorities have responded by increasing security measures to prevent another large-scale influx of migrants, reminiscent of past events. Morocco has indicated it will pursue legal action against individuals responsible for spreading these false claims. The incident highlights the power of social media in influencing migration patterns and the challenges in combating misinformation. Authorities are working to dispel the rumors and maintain control of the border crossing. This situation further amplifies existing tensions surrounding migration between the two countries.