Morocco asserts it alerted Spain to a potential surge in migration towards Ceuta following a Spanish court ruling. The ruling reportedly challenged Spain’s practice of summary repatriation of migrants, prompting Morocco to express concerns about its impact. Shortly after, a significant number of migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, creating a border crisis. Moroccan officials state they communicated this likely outcome to their Spanish counterparts in advance. The incident has sparked diplomatic tensions between the two nations, raising questions about border security and migration policies. Spain has disputed the claim, but the situation continues to unfold amid international scrutiny. The event highlights the complex relationship between Morocco and Spain regarding migration control.