Morocco has initiated legal proceedings against 86 individuals accused of facilitating and participating in the mass migration event into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on July 30th and 31st. The charges relate to supporting and involvement in the large-scale influx of migrants who crossed the border. This marks the beginning of the judicial response from Moroccan authorities following the crisis. The incident saw thousands of migrants attempting to enter Ceuta, overwhelming border controls and sparking diplomatic tensions between Spain and Morocco. Details regarding the specific sentences handed down are currently emerging as the trials progress. This follows a period of investigation into the events surrounding the border breach. The Moroccan response signals a firm stance against those believed to have aided the irregular migration attempts.