Migrants gathered near their tents on El Trampolín beach in Ceuta, Spain, as authorities struggled to manage the influx. The European Commission approved emergency funding to support border control and migrant returns, while agencies like Frontex and Europol increased their involvement. Declassified documents reveal Spanish and Moroccan intelligence had warned of a planned mass crossing days before the surge. The warnings, shared through social media, were aimed at organizing a large-scale border crossing. Despite the alerts, thousands still arrived, overwhelming local resources. The situation highlights the challenges of managing cross-border migration in the region. Officials are now focusing on improving coordination between national and international bodies to prevent future surges.