9月3日，西班牙全国爆发大规模抗议活动，数万民众上街反对政府对休达边境危机的处理方式1。马德里约有5万人参加集会1，警方动用橡皮子弹和催泪瓦斯驱散现场人群1。
7月底，大量移民从摩洛哥越过边界进入西班牙飞地休达1，引发持续的边境管理问题。尽管政府已拨款3.09亿欧元用于支持该地区的社会服务和安全基础设施1，一个月后仍有5000至8000名移民滞留在该领土1。
对于此次抗议，领土政策部长Angel Victor Torres表示抗议活动在政治上有动机1。休达官员Juan Jesus Vivas则敦促加强与摩洛哥的边境管控，而非仅依靠双方合作1。总理桑切斯在视频中表示，政府正动用所有可用资源恢复休达居民的安宁1。
Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets on September 3 to demonstrate against the government's management of a migration crisis affecting the Spanish enclave of Ceuta 1. The largest gathering occurred in Madrid, where approximately 50,000 people participated in the rally 1. Police deployed rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds during the protests 1.
The demonstrations were triggered by a surge of migrants who crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta in late July 1. One month after the initial influx, between 5,000 and 8,000 migrants remained stranded in the territory 1. In response to the crisis, the Spanish government allocated €309 million to support social services and security infrastructure in Ceuta 1. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated in a video address that the government was deploying all available resources to restore peace and stability for Ceuta's residents 1.
Territorial Policy Minister Ángel Víctor Torres characterized the protests as politically motivated 1, while Ceuta's chief official, Juan Jesús Vivas, called for strengthened border fortifications with Morocco rather than relying solely on bilateral cooperation 1.
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