The White House criticizes the Spanish government after a surge of migrants reaches the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Multiple reports describe large numbers of migrants arriving amid a broader movement that includes crossings from Morocco. The enclave’s president had sought a national emergency declaration, but Spain denies the request, according to the coverage. The White House characterizes Spain’s decision as inadequate in responding to the rapid influx, and points to the scale of the situation as a reason for urgent federal-level action. Video referenced in the reporting shows crowds moving quickly through Ceuta, underscoring the operational strain and safety concerns related to the arrival flow. The Spanish government’s position is that a national emergency is not warranted, while U.S. officials argue that the circumstances require faster, more coordinated support. The reports focus on the disagreement between the White House and Spanish authorities and on the immediate humanitarian and logistical challenges created by the large migrant numbers arriving in a short period.