Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended his government’s handling of the recent mass migration event in Ceuta, asserting that preventing migrants at the border crossing would have led to a greater tragedy. He was addressing Congress following the release of a report implicating Morocco in facilitating the influx of migrants. Sánchez explained that forcibly turning back a large number of people at the border could have resulted in fatalities. The situation unfolded after Morocco relaxed border controls, allowing thousands of migrants, including many from sub-Saharan Africa, to enter Spanish territory. Opposition parties have heavily criticized the government's response, demanding greater accountability. The incident has sparked a diplomatic row between Spain and Morocco, raising concerns about border security and migration policies. The government maintains its actions prioritized the safety and lives of those attempting to cross the border.