Spain intends to express its dissatisfaction to the European Union regarding the response to the recent influx of migrants into Ceuta. The upcoming meeting in Brussels, held before a larger Interior summit, will serve as a platform for this diplomatic push. While preliminary discussions leading up to the summit have shown a more constructive atmosphere than in recent days, significant political disagreements among EU member states remain. Spain feels the EU hasn’t adequately supported it during the crisis, which saw thousands of migrants cross the border from Morocco. The exact nature of Spain’s reproaches is yet to be detailed, but sources indicate a strong desire for greater solidarity. Despite the improved tone, a resolution to these underlying tensions is not guaranteed. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in EU migration policy and burden-sharing agreements.