The has rejected an urgent request from the government to force the central administration into implementing an immediate expulsion and return plan. This follows a mass entry of approximately 70,000 migrants in late July.
Led by , Ceuta filed a complaint against 's government for inaction. The court ruled no special urgency exists to act without hearing both sides, giving the Ministry of the Presidency ten days to respond to the allegations.
While Ceuta claims current plans fail to meet operational needs, the central government reports 12,700 returns to since August. Ministers have approved 88 million euros for minor care, with camps established to provide shelter for 7,600 people.