Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is convening a high-stakes National Security Council meeting to tackle the migrant crisis that erupted in Ceuta 26 days ago, when tens of thousands crossed from Morocco—overwhelming local authorities and prompting military deployment. Calling it an “attack” on Spain’s territorial integrity, Sánchez is now bringing together top cabinet, defense, and intelligence officials for the first time since the crisis began. While most migrants have returned, around 5,000 remain, prompting urgent efforts to process them, deploy more immigration officers, and deliver vaccines to prevent disease. The fallout has also ignited EU-wide debates on border security and even sparked a diplomatic rift with Italy over travel restrictions.
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