A growing number of immigrants, nearly 10,000, are living in precarious conditions on the streets of Ceuta, Spain, creating increasing concerns about public safety. Police sources report that current resources deployed by the Ministry of the Interior are inadequate to manage the situation, which is becoming unsustainable. Many immigrants are reportedly relieving themselves in public spaces, including streets and beaches, raising sanitation and health issues. The surge in distress calls to emergency services (091) indicates worsening conditions and rising anxieties among residents. The main association of civil guards highlights the scale of the problem and the limitations faced by authorities. This situation underscores the challenges Ceuta faces in addressing the ongoing immigration influx and maintaining public order.