Spanish security forces deploy military troops, admit border collapse as 30,000 Moroccans continue to swarm border
If there are no orders to fire on the invaders, the military will not stop the invasion.
White House Blames Spain’s ‘Far-Left Globalist Policies’ as Migrants Mohammedans Overrun Ceuta
Trump Warns ’That’s Going to Be Us in Three years if the Wrong Side Gets in’
Again: an invasion is not a “migrant crisis”.
Trump Warns Migrant Crisis Muslim Invasion Like Spain’s Coming to U.S. If Democrats Wins
The White House blamed the left-wing policies of Spain’s socialist prime minister Pedro Sanchez for opening the door to over 60,000 migrants this week.
Several European leaders made open calls on Thursday and Friday for their countries to expel Spain from of the EU’s Schengen open-borders area in response to the dramatic illegal migrant wave storming the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
Correction: Ceuta is being overrun by Islamic savages.
Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa bordering Morocco and the Mediterranean Sea with about 85,000 inhabitants, is enduring its worst migrant crisis in recent times after tens of thousands swarmed the territory over the past two days, causing the widespread collapse of the enclave’s border control. About 49,000 migrants reportedly stormed into the Spanish enclave over the past hours. At least 34 people have been reported dead in Ceuta at press time.
Correction: there is no “migrant crisis”. This is an invasion. An Islamic invasion.
In the Netherlands, Dutch Party for Freedom leader and Breitbart News contributor Geert Wilders called for his country to immediately close its borders and demanded Spain to be expelled from the Schengen agreement altogether.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced that Italy is considering suspending the Schengen Area agreement with Spain and taking other extraordinary measures to defend its borders and the safety of Italian citizens.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, in a written statement shared with the television channel TV2 and the news agency Ritzau, reportedly said that the European Union should consider suspending Spain from the Schengen Area to avoid a repeat of Europe’s 2015 migrant crisis.
“The images from Ceuta are shocking. We will not accept a repeat of 2015,” Frederiksen said, per TV2. “It goes without saying that the EU must immediately take all necessary steps and consider all options, including a suspension of the Schengen agreement.”
