Spanish security forces deployed tear gas and implemented deterrent measures on El Trampolín beach in Ceuta today. The actions targeted migrants who had returned to the area of the Spanish enclave. Details remain limited, but the intervention appears aimed at preventing potential attempts to cross into Spanish territory. Authorities have not yet commented on the number of migrants affected or the reasons for the renewed efforts. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of migration control in Ceuta, a frequent arrival point for people attempting to reach Europe from Africa. The use of tear gas raises concerns about the treatment of migrants attempting to seek entry, and further details are expected as the situation develops. This is not the first instance of force being used to manage migrant activity in the region.