A surge in migrant arrivals in the Spanish city of Ceuta has prompted a crisis response from the government. Prime Minister Sánchez is holding an emergency teleconference with key ministers to address the situation. The ministers summoned to appear before Congress include those responsible for the interior, foreign affairs, defense, and justice—Marlaska, Albares, Robles, and Bolaños, respectively. This move follows a significant influx of migrants into Ceuta, raising concerns about border security and migrant welfare. Simultaneously, Sira Rego is traveling to the autonomous city to focus on the reception and care of unaccompanied migrant minors. The situation remains fluid as authorities grapple with managing the arrivals and determining the appropriate response. The government faces increasing pressure to explain its handling of the unfolding crisis.