They are being fed by bleeding hearts NGO’s and knowing that Sanchez will open the floodgates, more of them will come to “claim their rights”.
Thousands of migrants SOLDIERS OF ALLAH charged through the streets of Ceuta on Friday as police attempted to move them to a new camp. The migrants, the majority of whom had travelled to the Spanish territory from Morocco, had been sleeping rough on beaches for weeks, waiting to be relocated to an official camp in the port area. 🔗
Sanchez Lets Them Stay: Police Fire Warning Shots as Migrants Jostle Through Ceuta
Riot police in Ceuta spent Friday herding crowds of illegal migrants off the beaches and toward a new tented facility at the port. Capacity: about 1,700. The operation turned messy fast. Young men shoved through cordons, some broke the line in the dark, and officers fired into the air to regain control.
This is the leftover from July. Tens of thousands stormed the Spanish enclave from Morocco in a matter of hours. Most were pushed or walked back. Several thousand never left. They set up camp on the sand. Now the government is moving them a few kilometres instead of sending them home.
Mario Nawfal put the obvious question on the table: why is Pedro Sanchez allowing thousands of illegal migrants to remain on Spanish territory? A border checkpoint means nothing if the people who bypass it get to stay. Spain has an army. It has police. It has the legal right to remove people who entered by force. Using that right would be the conservative choice. Leaving them in a port camp is the political one.
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Ceuta is Spanish soil. Treating a mass breach as a housing problem rather than a sovereignty problem is how you invite the next wave
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Ceuta Chaos Flares Back Up
Invading Migrants Rush to Claim New ‘Temporary’ Shelter
CEUTA, SPAIN – SEPTEMBER 18: The Civil Guard is organising the migrants for their transfer
The Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta endured another chaotic night into early morning after an avalanche of invading migrants still in the city rushed a new “temporary” seaside shelter.
