The presidents of the Senate and Ceuta are calling for a legal change to address future mass entries.

On August 14, the President of the Spanish Senate, Pedro Rollán, and the President of the autonomous city of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, both members of the People's Party (PP), called for a new legal framework to manage future mass migration events at the border. The officials are seeking a mechanism that would allow for an automatic institutional response to large-scale arrivals of migrants in the territory.

In parallel, the Spanish government has announced that the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, will travel to Ceuta on the following Monday. The visit is intended to assess the current humanitarian assistance operations and includes a scheduled meeting with President Vivas to discuss the ongoing situation in the city.