The massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has largely subsided, with Moroccan authorities reporting a significant return flow. However, the situation has evolved from a migration issue into a diplomatic crisis within the European Union. Spanish authorities confirm the easing of the immediate migrant surge. The EU's response has been slow, with leadership taking time to address the escalating tensions. This crisis highlights ongoing disagreements among EU member states regarding migration policy. The incident has strained relations, exposing fractures in European solidarity on border control and asylum. The longer-term political ramifications remain to be seen.