The Spanish government will assume full control of the migration crisis in Ceuta tomorrow, establishing a unified command structure. Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, will lead the government’s response in the autonomous city. This new command will include Juan Vivas, a key local figure, and the National Intelligence Center (CNI), indicating a heightened security approach. The move signifies a shift towards centralized management of the ongoing situation. Authorities aim to streamline efforts and coordinate resources to address the influx of migrants. This decision comes as Ceuta faces increasing challenges in managing arrivals, prompting a more assertive government intervention. The unified command aims to improve efficiency and bolster security in the region.