Spain deploys police and troops to secure the border around Ceuta, an Spanish exclave on the Moroccan coast, after thousands breach the area from Morocco on Thursday. Spanish authorities move to “shore up” border defenses in response to the mass arrival, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez travels to the region, according to reporting. The situation also triggers temporary border measures by Spain’s neighbors, as Morocco and/or relevant regional authorities implement checks connected to the influx. Multiple accounts describe an urgent effort by Spanish security forces to restore control and manage the flow of people entering the exclave. The reported movement is framed as a sudden, large-scale border breach rather than a routine migration flow. The coverage emphasizes the immediate operational response by Spanish authorities and the political attention accompanying the deployment, including the prime minister’s planned arrival. Overall, the reports present an evolving security and migration situation, with border checks temporarily tightened by nearby countries as Spain increases its on-site presence.