A month after over 70,000 migrants entered Spanish territory Ceuta from Morocco, thousands remain in the area, prompting continued calls for their expulsion from local authorities and organizations. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated Morocco offered “instantaneous cooperation” following the influx. He also denied any discrepancies between this cooperation and the role of the National Intelligence Centre (CNI). The situation remains tense as Ceuta struggles to manage the ongoing presence of a large migrant population. The Spanish government is defending its handling of the crisis and its relationship with Morocco. Further action is expected regarding the processing and potential repatriation of the migrants still within Ceuta. The crisis has sparked political debate within Spain regarding border security and diplomatic relations with neighboring countries.