What will change in Ceuta with the measures approved by the Council of Ministers: a new border return procedure, the "triage" system, and the provision of more resources and spaces

Following a mass entry of 70,000 Moroccan migrants into Ceuta, Spain's Council of Ministers has approved new measures to manage the border crisis. The approved framework introduces a new border return procedure, the implementation of a "triage" system, and the allocation of additional resources and physical spaces.

Concurrently, authorities have addressed related security incidents in the autonomous city. The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, confirmed the arrest of a Canadian national and a German national for resisting authority after allegedly inciting violent groups that responded aggressively to police operations.