Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente has authorized the use of Ceuta port as a temporary shelter for over 1,000 migrants. The decision allows for tents to be erected in the port’s Boninenti dock area. This action follows a refusal by the port’s governing board to allocate land for the purpose. The move addresses the immediate need for accommodation for a large influx of migrants. Spanish news agency EFE reported on the minister's decision Saturday. The port will temporarily function as a camp, offering a short-term solution to the ongoing migration situation in the region. This development highlights the challenges faced in managing migration flows to European territory.