Trump administration slams Spain’s Sánchez for migrant ‘invasion’ of Ceuta
Trump and allies cast the crisis as proof that lenient migration policies can overwhelm borders, after about 60,000 people crossed in 24 hours.
- 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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Trump calls Spain migrant surge an 'invasion', warns U.S. faces worse
U.S. President Donald Trump described the recent migrant surge into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta as an "invasion" and warned that the United States could face a similar situation if Republicans lose future elections. Trump made the remarks during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David while commenting on Spain's ongoing migration challenges.
Trump immediately stood up as a bulwark against the illegals. All the clues of a possible involvement of the United States
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.
Trump Warns Spain's Migrant Crisis Would Be "Small Time" Compared To U.S. Under Democratic Leadership - Real News Now
President Donald Trump pointed to Spain‘s ongoing migrant crisis on Friday as a warning for the United States, arguing that the chaos unfolding in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta would pale in comparison to what America could face if Democrats regain power in the upcoming midterm elections. Speaking at Camp David, President Trump described the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta as a “catastrophe” and said video of thousands of people overwhelmin…
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