Hundreds of underage migrants are currently stranded in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after a recent border breach. Spanish law mandates care for these minors, but the city’s migrant center is now at full capacity, leaving many with nowhere to go. Consequently, a significant number of these young migrants are resorting to begging on the streets to survive. Reports suggest the influx was facilitated by a combination of misinformation and failures in border security. The situation highlights the challenges faced by Ceuta in managing migration flows and providing adequate support for vulnerable children. Authorities are struggling to address the immediate needs of the migrants and find sustainable solutions for their care. The incident underscores the complexities of the ongoing migration crisis in the region.