- Thousands of migrants — including families — streamed into the Spanish enclave Ceuta from Morocco, with some shouting "Viva España!" and scenes recalling the 2021 surge.
- Ceuta's leader asked Madrid to declare a national emergency and send the army as reception centers overflow, but the national government says migration doesn't qualify and is coordinating a response.
- Spain's interior minister will visit Ceuta, and officials say Moroccan police are cooperating to try to stop further crossings.
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