Thousands of Moroccans have entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, raising concerns about potential manipulation by Morocco regarding migration policy towards Spain and the European Union. The sudden influx is prompting questions about a possible retaliatory measure. European right-wing and far-right political factions are criticizing the Spanish government of Pedro Sanchez for its approach to migration. One German migration expert suggests a plausible connection between these events and the recent improved relations between Algeria and Spain. The situation is characterized by allegations of a new migration pressure tactic employed by Morocco. This event adds complexity to existing geopolitical tensions in the region, with potential implications for EU-Morocco relations. Further investigation is needed to confirm the motivations behind this mass movement.