Spain is bolstering its immigration enforcement presence in Ceuta, a North African city bordering Morocco. Minister Marlaska has dispatched twenty additional specialist immigration officers, supplementing the existing six, to accelerate the expulsion of approximately 5,000 migrants. Alongside this, fifty new officers will be deployed to reinforce general public safety within the city’s streets. The move signals a firm stance on border control and migrant returns. Authorities aim to expedite the process of identifying and deporting individuals lacking legal residency. The increased police presence is intended to manage potential tensions arising from the expulsions and maintain order. This action reflects Spain’s ongoing efforts to address migration flows through its North African enclaves.