Ceuta's president, Juan Vivas, expresses concerns about future migration waves and the city's capacity, while reports detail instances of violence and social unrest among migrants and residents since late June.

King Felipe VI has personally committed to visiting Ceuta following his meeting with the city's president, Juan Vivas, at Marivent Palace.

The president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, is calling for immediate legal reforms to allow for the suspension of asylum in situations deemed an "invasion," specifically referencing migrants who arrived in late July. He insists on the immediate return of these migrants.

King Felipe VI will meet with Ceuta President Juan Vivas in Marivent, a gesture of rapprochement following the events of July 30, when over 70,000 people from Morocco illegally entered Spanish territory.

The Moroccan government has reiterated its ambition regarding the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla. In response, the autonomous president, Juan Vivas, firmly stated that 'Ceuta is Spain,' asserting that history, law, and the will of its citizens support this position.