Ceuta, the Spanish exclave on Morocco'scoast, remains under intense pressure as thousands of migrants and refugees are stranded at Europe's doorstep. Residents report growing insecurity and frustration, while volunteers such as Sabah Hamed Mohamed continue providing food, shelter and support. After a mass border crossing involving around 80,000 people in July 2026, authorities introduced new security measures, but critics say responses came too late. With tensions high, resources stretched and Spain heading into elections, many fear the migration crisis is far from over.