Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa, is bracing for a significant increase in unaccompanied migrant minors. Currently, authorities are caring for 862 minors, a number that has quadrupled in just two weeks. Officials estimate they will need to provide assistance to over 1,000 young migrants. To accommodate the expected influx, Ceuta is preparing two large facilities to house and support the vulnerable population. The rapid increase poses a considerable logistical and humanitarian challenge for the city. The situation highlights ongoing migration pressures towards European territories. Authorities are working to address the immediate needs of the minors while seeking sustainable solutions.