Death Toll in Ceuta Invasion Rises to 67
22 EU leaders Turn on Spain’s Sánchez Over His Migration Failure – Floating Barrier Installed in Ceuta Against Migrants – Western Intel: Morocco ‘Facilitated’ Invasion
EU leaders say Sánchez’s legalization of 1.2 million migrants served as a ‘pull’ for the invasion.
Socialist Spain is in a migration hell of its own making, as the recent crisis in the North African enclave of Ceuta appears to be resolving itself.
Italy, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Austria were calling for Spain’s suspension in Schengen area until Madrid secures its external borders and reverses the policy that prevents the immediate deportation of illegal migrants.
Incredibly enough, increasingly isolated Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez tried to litigate the natural reaction, attacking the ‘selfish’ response of some EU countries.
But he should have refrained since today (1), no less than twenty-two EU leaders took aim at Sánchez’s catastrophic migration policies for undermining the security of the bloc’s borders.
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The prime ministers of 22 out of 27 EU member states have written a joint letter to the EU, demanding an emergency summit over the invasion of illegal migrants in Ceuta.
They are outraged by the recent ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court:
🇮🇹 Italy
🇩🇪 Germany
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Politico reported:
“While almost all those migrants have now returned to Morocco — and none crossed into the EU mainland — the 22 leaders raised ‘serious concern’ over the threat to the EU’s frontier, and zeroed in on Sánchez’s move to grant legal status to up to 1.2 million unauthorized migrants as a “pull factor” that fueled the crisis.
