Spain has appealed to the European Union for assistance in managing migration flows into the North African enclave of Ceuta. The request, made to the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex), comes nearly a month after a significant surge in migrants crossed into the Spanish territory from Morocco. Tens of thousands of individuals entered Ceuta in a short period, overwhelming local resources. This influx placed considerable strain on Spanish authorities responsible for border control and migrant processing. The aid request signals Spain's difficulty in independently managing the situation and a desire for greater EU cooperation on migration. Frontex assistance is expected to bolster border security and assist with the handling of arrivals. The situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding migration routes between Africa and Europe.