European Union interior ministers are convening Tuesday to address the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, as criticism mounts regarding Spain’s migration policies. The meeting comes after a recent surge in migrants crossing into Ceuta, primarily from Morocco, prompting a diplomatic row. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has emphasized the need for a unified European response to protecting the EU’s external borders. This call for a "common European response" signals a desire to move beyond national approaches to migration management. The discussions are expected to focus on providing support to Spain and addressing the root causes of migration flows. The situation highlights existing tensions within the EU over how to handle migration and border security, with differing opinions on responsibility and burden-sharing. The outcome of the meeting could significantly shape the EU’s future migration policy.