On August 25, local time, the Spanish government held a cabinet meeting to discuss the economic and health measures needed to deal with the Ceuta immigration problem, as well as related support for local residents. The Spanish Government also approved at the conference a draft bill aimed at reforming part of the immigration and asylum law. According to the plan announced by the Spanish government, the government will adopt a package of measures to deal with the current immigration situation in Ceuta, including speeding up the return of some immigrants to Morocco, transferring 500 underage female immigrants to mainland Spain, and further strengthening border control.

On August 25, local time, the Spanish government held a cabinet meeting to discuss the economic and health measures needed to deal with the Ceuta immigration problem, as well as related support for local residents. The Spanish Government also approved at the conference a draft bill aimed at reforming part of the immigration and asylum law. According to the plan announced by the Spanish government, the government will adopt a package of measures to deal with the current immigration situation in Ceuta, including speeding up the return of some immigrants to Morocco, transferring 500 underage female immigrants to mainland Spain, and further strengthening border control.