On September 15, 2024, a significant surge of over 200 migrants, primarily from Morocco, attempted to breach the border into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. The migrants, encouraged by social media campaigns promoting the day as 'The Promised Day' for crossing, engaged in violent confrontations with Moroccan and Spanish security forces, including throwing stones and attempting to swim across the border. Authorities responded with increased security measures, including the use of tear gas and sound bombs, and successfully prevented any breaches, although chaos ensued in the border town of Fnideq. The situation resulted in numerous arrests and significant traffic delays, as police enforced thorough checks to manage the ongoing crisis. Despite arrests and police interventions, many migrants remain determined to cross, citing desperation for a better life in Europe. The Spanish government has confirmed no successful entries occurred, and Moroccan authorities continue to maintain a robust presence at the border.