The Ministry of the Interior reiterates before the Justice: there was no prior warning of the assault by 90,000 immigrants on the Ceuta border

A report from Spain's Interior Ministry states that prior to the mass migration event in Ceuta on July 30-31, 2026, there were no alerts or warnings about a potential influx of migrants. The document, submitted to Judge María Tardón, indicates that over 90,000 migrants crossed into Spain, with many still unreturned months later. The report claims that the National Immigration and Borders Center did not provide prior warnings, and the intelligence agency assessed the risk as low. Internal evaluations did not foresee a situation that would exceed the capabilities of security forces in Ceuta.