The Government considers normality restored in Ceuta after completing the eviction of the settlements on the beaches where thousands of migrants lived.

The Spanish government has declared the normalization of Ceuta and the conclusion of operations to clear irregular migrant settlements along the city's coastal areas. Ángel Víctor Torres, the Minister of Territorial Policy and coordinator of the migration crisis single command, announced that the final major camp at the former Guano factory and beach area has been successfully dismantled.

The intervention marks the end of large-scale migrant encampments that had persisted in the coastal zones following previous mass entries. According to official figures provided by the minister during the announcement, authorities have recorded approximately 12,000 returns since August as part of the handling of the migration crisis.