Trump Recalls Ceuta's Massive Entry During a Campaign Event: "They Are People Who Hate Spain"
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The President of the United States, Donald Trump, warned of the "problem" of illegal immigration into Spain and accused immigrants of "hating" Europe. The statements were made this Sunday during a telephone interview where he compared the local population with the "recent arrivals", referring to illegal immigrants, whom he described as "angerous people" and which harbor a deep resentment towards the European nations that receive them. Criticisms…
The U.S. President is on a tour to try to reverse the bad data polls predict Republicans in midterm
The U.S. leader highlighted his immigration management by comparing the security situation in his country with the crisis in Ceuta. Trump criticized Europe for its migration management, commending the measures he implemented in his mandate to reduce crime.
Trump turns the Ceuta crisis into an electoral argument in the U.S. and Spain moves from managing a border to leading the immigration notice. Trump's entry uses the Ceuta crisis to portray Spain as an example of immigration insecurity appears first in Moncloa.
U.S. President Donald Trump has again resorted to the Ceuta crisis to defend his border control policy and call for support for Republicans in the mid-term elections scheduled for November 3. During an interview on Fox’s Sunday Morning Futures program [...] Trump’s entry again recalls Ceuta’s crisis to defend his immigration policy aparece primero en El Faro de Ceuta.
U.S. President Donald Trump has warned of the "problem" of Spain's entry of "hundreds of thousands" of immigrants "one month ago," in probable reference to the massive influx of more than 80,000 migrants into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30."
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