The government is denying reports of a healthcare “collapse” as Ceuta faces a surge in migrants. The president of the autonomous city claims local resources are overwhelmed and is requesting space to accommodate the increasing number of arrivals. Simultaneously, the president demands the return of migrants to their country of origin. This situation highlights tensions between local capacity and national immigration policy. The request for migrant returns underscores Ceuta's struggle to manage the ongoing influx. The central government's denial of a healthcare crisis contrasts with the local leader's assessment of the situation on the ground. This issue raises questions about resource allocation and responsibility in managing migration challenges.