Spain is accelerating efforts to return migrants who recently arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, following a significant influx. While the majority have already been repatriated to Morocco, between 3,500 and 7,000 individuals remain in Ceuta. A complex challenge lies in the presence of unaccompanied children, as Spanish law prohibits their deportation. Authorities are working to determine the status and care for these vulnerable minors. The situation highlights the ongoing pressures surrounding migration flows to European territories. The process of returning migrants is proceeding, but addressing the needs of those who cannot be immediately deported remains a priority for Spanish officials. Continued international cooperation will be crucial in managing future migration events.