Ceuta, a Spanish enclave, is currently home to approximately 6,000 undocumented residents. This situation is raising concerns for regional authorities, with the president fearing a potential new large-scale arrival of migrants. Simultaneously, reports are emerging of organized groups targeting migrants with aggressions via social media platforms. The government is closely monitoring the border situation and potential escalation of tensions. This development highlights the ongoing challenges of migration management within the region. Authorities are preparing for possible increases in migrant arrivals and are responding to growing online harassment. The lack of documentation for these residents creates vulnerability and complicates efforts for social integration and assistance.