# Spanish Prosecutors Back National Court Investigation into Ceuta Invasions

The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office supports an investigation by the National Court into the Ceuta border incursions.

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The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office submitted a report to Judge Maria Tardán of the National Court on September 4, 2026, supporting an investigation into the mass entry of immigrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31. [^1]

It is estimated that between 75,000 and 95,000 migrants entered via the maritime and land border of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, with a provisional death toll of 141. [^2]

Spanish justice will investigate the migration crisis in Ceuta, with the case assigned to Judge María Tardón of the National Court after receiving support from the prosecution. [^3]

Prosecutor Jesús Alonso, the head of the National Court's prosecution, identified potential crimes including aiding irregular immigration, homicide, and negligence due to gross imprudence. [^4]

The prosecution argued that a substantial part of the planning, mobilization, logistical coordination, and digital dissemination of the operation likely developed in Moroccan territory. [^5]

The prosecution stated that the investigated facts constitute crimes requiring organs capable of addressing complex and organized criminal phenomena. [^6]

The Civil Guard provided a new police report to the judge, stating that despite warnings of a possible massive arrival, the magnitude of the gravity of the event could not be predicted. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office submitted a report to Judge Maria Tardán of the National Court on September 4, 2026, supporting an investigation into the mass entry of immigrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31. (El Mundo, News)
2. It is estimated that between 75,000 and 95,000 migrants entered via the maritime and land border of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, with a provisional death toll of 141. (La Jornada, News)
3. Spanish justice will investigate the migration crisis in Ceuta, with the case assigned to Judge María Tardón of the National Court after receiving support from the prosecution. (La Jornada, News)
4. Prosecutor Jesús Alonso, the head of the National Court's prosecution, identified potential crimes including aiding irregular immigration, homicide, and negligence due to gross imprudence. (El Mundo, News)
5. The prosecution argued that a substantial part of the planning, mobilization, logistical coordination, and digital dissemination of the operation likely developed in Moroccan territory. (El Mundo, News)
6. The prosecution stated that the investigated facts constitute crimes requiring organs capable of addressing complex and organized criminal phenomena. (El Mundo, News)
7. The Civil Guard provided a new police report to the judge, stating that despite warnings of a possible massive arrival, the magnitude of the gravity of the event could not be predicted. (La Jornada, News)

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