The death toll from a surge of migrants attempting to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has risen to 67, according to reports. Spanish Interior Minister described the events as “sad,” while noting the situation has stabilized. Prime Minister Sánchez has expressed outrage over the incident and is calling for an urgent meeting with European Union leaders to address migration policies. The influx of migrants reportedly occurred as tensions flared between Spain and Morocco. Details surrounding the circumstances of the deaths are still emerging, but the incident highlights the dangerous routes migrants take in search of a better life. The Spanish government is facing increasing pressure to manage the situation and prevent further tragedies. Sánchez aims to discuss broader EU cooperation on border control and migration management at the proposed meeting.