A month after 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco, the Spanish city remains overwhelmed. A critical lack of adequate shelter and resources has led to widespread makeshift settlements, straining local services. This influx has also sparked growing discontent and tension amongst a segment of Ceuta’s population. The city is grappling with the logistical and social challenges presented by the large number of arrivals. Authorities are struggling to provide basic necessities and manage the situation effectively. The initial border crisis has now transitioned into a broader societal issue, requiring urgent attention and sustainable solutions. The long-term impact on Ceuta remains uncertain as the situation evolves.