Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing intense criticism following a crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. The situation unfolded after a massive influx of migrants, reportedly facilitated by Moroccan authorities, overwhelmed Ceuta’s border controls. Critics are pointing to Sánchez’s previously stated support for open immigration policies as a contributing factor to the incident. The article frames Sánchez, previously celebrated as a champion of the European left, as now suffering a significant political setback. This crisis is described as a consequence of his political choices, impacting his allies and potentially his political future. The event highlights the complex challenges surrounding migration and border security in the region, and the political ramifications of approaches to these issues.