The Spanish city of Ceuta is facing a significant challenge as it currently shelters 2,827 unaccompanied migrant minors, far exceeding its capacity of just 29. According to Alberto Gaitán, a local government official, Ceuta has been forced to open twenty additional temporary facilities across the city to provide assistance. This situation highlights the strain on resources and infrastructure caused by the influx of migrants attempting to reach Europe via Ceuta. The local government is working to manage the crisis, but the number of minors arriving continues to pose a logistical and humanitarian concern. The situation in Ceuta underscores the ongoing migration challenges faced by Spain. Further support and solutions are urgently needed to address the needs of these vulnerable young people.