Spanish authorities in Ceuta have identified more than ten migrants among the thousands who recently entered the city with prior records linked to jihadism. The influx, which occurred simultaneously with a large number of people crossing the border, overwhelmed standard security protocols, according to the SUP police union. This situation hindered the ability to conduct usual border checks, raising concerns about potential security risks. The identification of individuals with these backgrounds is prompting heightened vigilance and further investigation. Authorities are working to assess the full extent of potential threats. The SUP emphasizes the difficulty of maintaining security when faced with such a mass migration event. The situation highlights the challenges of border control and the need for effective screening processes.