Finnish Interior Minister Mari Rantanen is set to comment on the situation in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, at approximately 2 PM today. This follows a recent informal video conference with EU and Schengen area interior ministers addressing the migrant situation there. Rantanen previously sparked controversy with comments regarding the Schengen Area, suggesting Spain should potentially be excluded. Her governing coalition partners, the National Coalition Party and the Swedish People's Party, have publicly distanced themselves from this idea. The minister is expected to address the issue with the media after the meeting. The Ceuta situation involves a significant influx of migrants, raising concerns across Europe.