Hundreds of illegal migrants that stormed Ceuta staged a protest on Sunday demanding the Spanish government grant them immediate asylum benefits including – but not limited to – food, shelter, medical treatment, and freedom of movement to mainland Spain and beyond to the rest of Europe.
Spanish Health Minister Mónica García on Sunday denied the collapse of Ceuta’s healthcare system following the recent migrant invasion of the city — attributing such claims to alleged “xenophobic” messages linking illegals with disease.
The Health Minister of the Socialist-led government of Spain has claimed that it would be “xenophobic” to say that the thousands of illegal migrants who invaded the exclave city of Ceuta brought diseases with them, while acknowledging confirmed cases of Tuberculosis.
Morocco deployed additional security measures amid threats of a new possible migrant invasion of Ceuta this weekend, Spanish outlets reported.
Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska was met by yells and insults from fed up residents of Ceuta who demand solutions in the aftermath of the recent mass illegal migrant invasion of their city.
Spain’s socialist government estimates more than 5,000 illegals remain in Ceuta following the recent massive migrant invasion. All remainees are potentially eligible for asylum, a report states.
A budding health crisis appears to be fomenting in the Spanish autonomous territory of Ceuta amid reports of groups of illegal migrants creating unsanitary conditions on the city’s beaches, which are claimed to be littered with garbage and “excrement”.
A school in Ceuta is suffering the consequences of the recent mass migrant invasion of the Spanish city after illegals continuously littered, left feces and urine, and used its facilities as a “camp.”
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares claimed on Tuesday all illegal migrants who invaded Ceuta will be “sent back” – if they haven’t already escaped to mainland Spain and then on into Europe.
The British network Sky News reported on Tuesday, citing “police sources” in Spain, that about 75 migrants who had joined the illegal mass invasion of Ceuta had reached the mainland of the country, contradicting assurances by the socialist government that this was not the case.
Morocco’s Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi demanded the return of all unaccompanied Moroccan migrant children currently in Spanish territory following the massive migrant invasion of Ceuta.
The mass invasion of illegals from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta allegedly coincided with at least five young girls being raped.
Thousands of people from across the political spectrum took to the streets of Ceuta on Sunday to proclaim that their city is Spanish and to demand that the socialist government in Madrid enforce border control after tens of thousands of illegals stormed the territory from Morocco.
A new Italian intelligence dossier warns of a “concrete” risk of Islamic terrorism in Ceuta following the recent illegal migrant invasion of the Spanish exclave.
A diplomatic spat between Spain and Italy over the rush of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish territory of Ceuta escalated on Saturday after the government in Madrid announced border controls on Italian travelers in response to Rome’s decision to impose sanctions on visitors from Spain.
Ceuta has established an impromptu “shelter in a soccer field” for women and girls hiding from the thousands of majority-Muslim, male migrants who have refused to leave the city since last week’s invasion, the Spanish newspaper El Mundo revealed on Thursday.
Ceuta’s multi-faith communities will hold a peaceful rally Sunday demanding measures are taken to prevent a new migrant invasion of the city.
Morocco has sentenced 11 people to prison and fines over their role in the mass invasion of the North African Spanish exclave of Ceuta last week.
Moroccan prosecutors have charged at least 86 individuals over their involvement in last week’s migrant invasion of the Spanish city of Ceuta, multiple outlets reported.
Spain’s Civil Guard is investigating a possible new invasion of Ceuta by illegal migrants that could materialize the coming days, a report states. The Spanish newspaper ABC reports it obtained a copy of a preliminary Civil Guard assessment warning on
Spain’s Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska pleaded ignorance Tuesday saying his office received no prior report from the nation’s intelligence institutions warning of last week’s massive illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta.
Criminals previously banished from Spain on jihadism charges were detected among the massive swam of illegal migrants that invaded Ceuta last week, unnamed Spanish law enforcement sources disclosed on Tuesday.
Spain’s socialist government fired a staff member for having published a timely national security alert during last week’s massive migrant invasion of Ceuta while it occurred, local outlets reported on Monday.
Crisis? What crisis? An increasingly divided European Union (E.U.) has called an emergency meeting Tuesday to address the illegal migrant impasse sparked by the invasion of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta however two of the main players are far away with their feet up on holidays.
Communist China’s state-run Global Times on Sunday fretted that last week’s invasion of migrants from Morocco to Ceuta, Spain might have “provided fresh ammunition for Europe’s rising right-wing parties, allowing them to further weaponize migration as a political issue.”
The Interior Ministry of Morocco said on Sunday that the migrant invasion of the Spanish city of Ceuta last week was caused by “misinformation” spread by human trafficking networks.
The leftist Spanish government is reportedly set to compromise with opposition conservatives and reverse the legal loophole widely attributed as having prompted the invasion of tens of thousands of migrants in the exclave of Ceuta.
Spain leapt to deflect by saying revulsion at Ceuta implies a conspiracy among “international reactionary forces” to “spread fake news”.
The right-leaning Spanish newspaper ABC highlighted a growing community of Moroccan men living in the woods on the outskirts of the city of Ceuta, Spain, which experienced an unprecedented mass migrant invasion last week that has rattled Europe to its core.
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta will celebrate its yearly Our Lady of Africa procession this week despite the “exceptional situation” caused by the massive migrant wave that stormed the North African city in recent days.
The anti-mass migration VOX party in Spain has called on the government to “permanently militarise” the Ceuta border with Morocco until attempts to “invade” the exclave by migrants cease.
The European Union (E.U.) will meet in video conference Tuesday before issuing stern warnings over the illegal migrant invasion that started flooding the Spanish enclave of Ceuta mid-last week.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez posted a video Saturday recommending summer songs to his social media followers, hours after visiting the enclave of Ceuta at the center of a migrant crisis that has left dozens dead and drawn condemnation from across Europe.
The death toll in Spain’s Ceuta border crisis with Morocco has climbed to 67, the Spanish government said Saturday. They included some who drowned and some who were killed in a stampede to cross a breakwater barrier.
Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente fueled online claims blaming Israel for Spain’s migrant crisis in the North African enclave of Ceuta on Friday after Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon criticized Madrid’s handling of the border emergency, escalating an already tense diplomatic dispute between Jerusalem and Spain.
The White House blamed the left-wing policies of Spain’s socialist prime minister Pedro Sanchez for opening the door to over 60,000 migrants this week.
President Donald Trump held a first-of-its-kind televised cabinet meeting at Camp David on Friday.
The Ceuta invasion “is the direct result of the Spanish government’s deliberate efforts to enable and facilitate mass illegal migration into Europe,” Marco Rubio’s U.S. Department of State declared Friday morning.
President Donald Trump warned that a massive flood of migrants such as is overwhelming Ceuta, Spain, from Morocco will happen in the U.S. if Democrats win the upcoming elections.
The astonishing sight of thousands of Moroccan migrants overrunning the Spanish town of Ceuta raises questions about what they might be fleeing from. Are conditions in Morocco so horrific that 60,000 people felt it necessary to swim to Spain, leaving at least 34 of their number floating dead in the water?
