A surge of over 60,000 migrants has entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, prompting a strong response from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who visited the area amidst heightened tensions. The influx began recently and is being attributed by Sanchez to human trafficking networks spreading false rumors. Ceuta’s president has stated the enclave is unable to cope with the sheer number of arrivals. Spain has denounced the situation as an attack on its territorial integrity, signaling a diplomatic dispute with Morocco. The situation remains fluid, with officials struggling to manage the unprecedented flow of people. This event raises concerns about border security and migration policies in the region.