Following a Council of Ministers meeting, the Spanish government announced a draft law to reform immigration and asylum regulations. Minister Grande-Marlaska stated the National Intelligence Center (CNI) did not foresee the large-scale influx of migrants into Ceuta. The government also agreed to establish a unified command structure for managing migratory crises. This new command aims to streamline responses to future migration events. The reform seeks to address legal loopholes and improve the overall immigration and asylum system in Spain. Details of the draft law are expected to be released following further review and debate. The move comes amid ongoing scrutiny regarding the handling of the recent situation in Ceuta.