Declaring Ceuta as a National Security zone requires informing Congress and specifying material and human resources.

The Spanish government is preparing to declare Ceuta a situation of interest for National Security to address the recent influx of migrants. This executive action, expected to be approved by the Council of Ministers, mandates the mobilization of specific material and human resources to manage the crisis. Under established protocols, this declaration requires the government to inform the Congress of Deputies regarding the measures taken.

Simultaneously, the political opposition, led by the Partido Popular, has formally requested that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appear before a plenary session of Congress. The proposal, scheduled for a vote by the Diputación Permanente, seeks urgent explanations from the administration regarding the management of the migration crisis in the autonomous city.