Declassified files reveal Spanish intelligence repeatedly warned of a potential migrant crisis in Ceuta prior to the arrival of 72,000 people from Morocco. The warnings preceded the significant influx of migrants who crossed into the Spanish city of Ceuta. Details of these warnings have surfaced, raising questions about preparedness and response. The information suggests authorities had advance knowledge of the potential for a large-scale migration event. The source of the reporting is RT.com, and the files indicate a failure to adequately address the looming situation. This event has sparked political debate regarding border security and relations with Morocco. Further investigation is expected to determine the specifics of the intelligence failures.