The Spanish government has been compelled to address the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, reopening parliamentary debate on the matter. Eight ministers will appear before Congress to explain their handling of the situation, which centers on the influx of migrants. Key issues remain unresolved, including the return of migrants to their countries of origin and the welfare of unaccompanied minors. Prime Minister Sánchez has cut short his vacation to participate in addressing the fallout from the crisis. The situation continues to raise questions regarding border control and migration policies. The government faces scrutiny over its response to the unexpected arrival of a large number of people in the Spanish enclave. This parliamentary session aims to provide clarity and accountability regarding the handling of the ongoing situation.