Military associations in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta are requesting authorization from the government to employ "proportionate" force while on patrol. This demand stems from increasing aggression experienced by soldiers in the area. Simultaneously, the Civil Guard is calling for a “firm hand” in addressing the situation. The requests signal escalating tensions regarding border security and control within Ceuta, a frequent point of entry for migrants from Morocco. The specific nature of the aggressions prompting these requests has not been detailed, but it highlights a growing concern among security forces. This development raises questions about the government’s response and potential shifts in security protocols in the region. The situation underscores the challenges of managing migration and maintaining order in Ceuta.