Spanish police are contradicting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s statements regarding the sudden influx of Moroccan migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Sánchez had previously told the Spanish Congress that Morocco was not involved in the event. However, police sources now indicate potential involvement by agents from Rabat in facilitating the migrant surge. This dispute raises questions about the level of coordination – or lack thereof – between Spain and Morocco concerning border control. The incident sparked a political controversy in Spain, with opposition parties demanding answers from the government. The contrasting accounts create diplomatic tension between the two countries and fuel debate on Europe’s border security challenges. Further investigation is expected to determine the extent of Moroccan involvement.