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The President Argues that Illegal Immigration Must Be "Fiercely combated."

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António José Seguro explained in Campo Maior that he is "against illegal immigration," but that this is not "incompatible" with treating people "with dignity."

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The President of the Republic once again defended this Saturday the need to fight fiercely against illegal immigration, but refused to comment on the decision to send to the Constitutional Court the decree on the return of foreigners. The reasons are all explained in the rationale I sent [to the Constitutional Court], said Antonio José Seguro to the journalists, at the end of his visit to the Festivals of the People of the Major Field, district …

·Lisboa, Portugal
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President again defended the need to "fight fiercely" illegal immigration, and refused to comment on the decision to send the decree on the return of foreigners to the Constitutional Court.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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PVV leader Geert Wilders reacted fiercely again last weekend to the recent migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. In a post on X, he states that Europe is once again facing a large-scale influx of migrants and calls for drastic measures. His reaction follows the fact that an estimated 49,000 migrants reached the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco in a short period of time at the end of July. Spain eventually deployed the army to br…

António José Seguro explained in Campo Maior that he is "against illegal immigration," but that this is not "incompatible" with treating people "with dignity."

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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