The situation in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta is returning to normal after 48 hours of crisis, though the death toll has risen to 84. The crisis involved a surge of migrants attempting to enter the territory, prompting a response from Spanish authorities and raising concerns within the European Union. To prevent further unauthorized entries, maritime barriers are being deployed. The incident has sparked political tensions, with Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez criticizing decisions to suspend Schengen Area border controls as stemming from “ignorance.” A counter-protest by the far-right also contributed to disruptions. EU interior ministers are scheduled to discuss the situation via video conference Tuesday.