Ceuta is bracing for a possible new mass surge of migrants just weeks after 80,000 people stormed the enclave from Morocco.
Social media is rife with calls for migrants to enter the city again on Wednesday, when elections are being held in Morocco, which is causing high tensions in the Spanish city.
Thousands of Ceuti people marched to the border with Morocco on Sunday protesting against the reported planned crossing and doctors and nurses in the area are planning to strike.
And police were deployed last night to quell a riot at the Loma Colmenar detention centre.
Several police units were called in, with
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