Trump administration slams Spain’s Sánchez for migrant ‘invasion’ of Ceuta
- On Friday, President Donald Trump cited the migration crisis in Ceuta to warn Americans about domestic border security, describing the surge as an "Invasion of the West."
- Spain reported that 60,000 migrants stormed Ceuta, though 25,000 have returned to Morocco, fueling far-right warnings across the Atlantic regarding mass migration's consequences.
- Late Thursday, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller posted video claiming "Democrats will see your home trampled and stolen by invaders," as Trump-allied leaders across Europe issued coordinated warnings.
- The State Department blamed Spain's government for "deliberate efforts to enable and facilitate mass illegal migration," while European leaders called for excluding Spain from the European visa-free zone.
- With Trump's support in the low 30 percent range and Democrats hoping to win the House, the crisis offers Republicans a chance to return to a political strongpoint on immigration.
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60,000 people crossing a border irregularly in 24 hours is not a migratory crisis, it is an invasion. Incruent, as we know, but invasion.
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