Classified intelligence reports indicate that Spain was warned about a large-scale influx of migrants through Morocco before it occurred in Ceuta. The documents suggest the movement was organized, raising questions about prior knowledge and preparedness. The warnings predate the recent arrival of thousands of migrants into the Spanish city of Ceuta. The European Union has provided Spain with €114.7 million in aid. This financial support was given to Spain to assist with border management and migration control. The reports highlight potential failures in acting upon available intelligence regarding the situation unfolding in Ceuta. Further investigation is needed to understand the full extent of the foreknowledge and the response to these warnings.