The influx has pushed migrant reception centers beyond capacity, with hundreds of people reportedly sleeping outdoors as emergency services struggle to cope. Ceuta government leader Juan Jesús Vivas said more than 1,500 migrants, including adults and minors, had reached the Spanish enclave by sea in recent days. “The reception centers are collapsed and saturated,” Vivas told reporters, warning that the territory’s resources were under severe strain. Vivas suggested that a recent Spanish Supreme Court ruling—requiring due process for migrants arriving by sea rather than allowing their immediate return—may have encouraged more crossings. One of the best ways you can support Worthy News is by simply leaving a comment and sharing this article.