Pedro Sanchez

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’s multi-faith communities will hold a peaceful rally Sunday demanding measures are taken to prevent a new migrant invasion of the city.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused fellow European Union leaders of being “selfish” for expressing concerns and enacting border restrictions in the wake of tens of thousands of illegal migrants flooding into Ceuta this week.

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.

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?

Several European leaders made open calls on Thursday and Friday for their countries to expel Spain from of the EU’s Schengen open-borders area in response to the dramatic illegal migrant wave storming the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

The leadership of the Spanish right-wing party Vox called for the prosecution of the country’s socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Thursday after tens of thousands of foreigners invaded the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, which borders Morocco, and have proceeded to terrorize the small local populace.

A record-breaking 49,000 broke into Ceuta in just one day on Thursday as the authorities focus on facilitating, not preventing, the crisis. 

The government of Morocco, through its embassy in Madrid, blamed the massive migrant wave flooding the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on “criminal organizations” and human trafficking networks allegedly encouraging the developing crisis while profiting from their illicit work.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is threatening to exclude Spain from Europe’s Schengen open-borders area over the Ceuta crisis.

Multiple thousands of migrants have streamed onto Spanish territory from Morocco in a matter of days, taking advantage of a new loophole.

A new survey in Spain found six out of ten Spaniards hold a negative opinion of Spain’s current legislative term and socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government, with as many as a third strongly condemning the legislature as “disastrous,” “nefarious,” and “ruinous.”

Existing Chinese vehicle manufacturing plants in Spain have turned the country into a “gateway” for Chinese vehicles into Europe, local outlets stated.

A group of at least 285 illegal migrants under pre-trial detention at Spanish inmate centers applied to become beneficiaries of the socialist government’s mass amnesty plan, a report states.

Spanish immigration officials are reportedly expecting upwards of three million people added to the total population due to chain migration.

The mass amnesty of over 1.2 million illegal migrants set in motion by Spain’s socialist government will “collapse” the issue of foreign national identity cards, police officers warned on Wednesday.

Migrants with criminal records may still be eligible for residence permits in Spain if they have a Spanish national relative, the nation’s Supreme Court determined on Monday.

Spain’s former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has found himself at the center of an international controversy with France after he wrote an opinion piece stating the French national soccer team has no Frenchmen.

President Donald Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that Spain “came back all the way” and agreed to boost NATO payments after he ordered a U.S. trade embargo with the European country over its reluctance to contribute more to the organization.

Spain’s Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares on Monday reiterated his calls for the creation of a “European Army” to ensure the security of the region “regardless” of the United States.

Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles claimed her country is meeting the “capability targets” set by NATO — despite President Donald Trump’s repeated warnings the Socialist government in Madrid keeps failing to uphold the bloc’s spending commitments.

Spanish police estimate upwards of 400,000 illegal migrants filed mass amnesty applications despite not having lived in Spain last year — one of the lax requirements imposed by the nation’s socialist government for the amnesty.

Around 1.3 million applications for the Spanish socialist government’s mass amnesty process have been filed by illegal migrants as the June 30 application window looms, local outlets reported.

The sheer amount of roughly one million illegal migrants in Spain seeking amnesty could lead to a “collapse” of the nation’s basic services such as housing, education, or security, experts warned.

Spain could see five million more migrants with “legal” status in the country by 2030 as a consequence of socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s ongoing mass amnesty plans, Spain’s National Police reportedly warned authorities through internal reports.

Spanish authorities have received over 900,000 applications for the socialist government’s mass amnesty plans for 500,000 illegal migrants, far exceeding initial official estimates,  a report states.

The scandal-ridden Socialist-led government in Spain would fall to a bloc of the centre-right People’s Party and VOX populists if an election were held now, a survey has found.

Migrants have “better health” than Spaniards and thus use fewer public healthcare resources than the native-born population, Spain’s socialist government claims through a study published by its own health ministry