Police completed the move of 864 migrants from Loma Colmenar to Los Rosales, where hundreds spent their first night while thousands remained on the streets. Attention turned to exhaustion on the ground, with 15-16 hour shifts, a warning of explosion risk at the port camp, and around 50 migrants returning to Morocco day.
Ceuta moved to courts and polls. An Audiencia judge proposed taking over the complaint against the government delegate as the CNI and Army sought to limit declassification. Polls showed the PSOE losing two points over the crisis while keeping its lead, Feijóo announced a fourth visit with Weber to Europeanize the response, and Sánchez pledged up to 10,000 places while praising Morocco.
The government clashed with the judiciary after the Supreme Court suspended voting rights under the 'ley de nietos', with ministers attacking 'salvapatrias' judges as the divided Electoral Board ordered consulates to apply the freeze.