Spain's Immigration Crisis: Ceuta & The Collapse Of Sánchez's Pro-Migration Experiment
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Luís Montenegro criticized those who are concerned about adopting policies that have a so-called effect. Hugo Soares has already used the migration crisis in Ceuta to shoot the PS's legate in immigration policy. Also the President of the Republic asked for strong hand in the fight against illegal immigration.
EDITO. In a few hours, the Spanish enclave has become the symbol of a migration crisis that is far beyond its borders. What Europe has seen there is, however, only the spectacular manifestation of a reality that it has been undergoing on a daily basis for many years.
They work in care, in fields, in tourism: immigrants without papers support Spain's upswing. The government now allows hundreds of thousands to stay. Does this change their lives? A »Arte Re:« report by SPIEGEL TV.
Spain's economic boom is hanging on migrants without papers. Hundreds of thousands are to be legalized. Then came the crisis of Ceuta. Has Spain lost control?
The Spanish exclave Ceuta is under massive pressure. Tens of thousands of people storm the border because the government in Madrid legalizes illegal migrants and makes the courts more difficult to remit. The invasion is the logical consequence of a migration policy, which has been systematically prepared and carried out for years. Men like Peter Sutherland. In Spain one of the largest "regularisation campaigns" of Europe, over 1.2 million illega…
The case of the Spanish exclave Ceuta shows, as in the Libyan Benghazi, that the EU's migration cooperation is not sustainable.
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