🇺🇸❌🇪🇸 The U.S. State Department blamed Spain for the migrant crisis in Ceuta and Melilla, despite Morocco being responsible for the crisis.

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🇪🇸 Little update on Ceuta situation

This is an overreaction imo, this should have been called already when Sanchez passed the regularization of irregulars, now it's just funny to me.

Reminder that Ceuta isn't in Europe and is not the shortest or easiest way to get to Spain from Zombieland, meaning those thousands zombies aren't getting to europe from there.

🇮🇹 Italy reintroduced systematic controls on air and sea borders with Spain on Meloni's orders.

🇫🇷 France reinforced the spanish border with mobile police/gendarmerie units, aircraft, drones, and increased train patrols on Macron's orders.

🇩🇰 Denmark and 🇫🇮 Finland back tighter Schengen measures or suspension talk regarding Spain

Austria/Sweden/Germany signalled readiness for national border controls if secondary movements rise.

The 🇪🇺 EU Commission offered Frontex support (Spain hasn't called them though).

Video: Sanchez arrived at Ceuta 🛌

🇲🇦❌🇪🇸 — Spanish journalist Vito Quiles shows the devastation at the crossing between the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and Morocco after the migrant invasion
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🇩🇪🌹🤝🇲🇦 — German Leftist Politicians calls on German Government to accept migrants from Morocco, says BILD

➡️ While Spain's socialist government grapples with the consequences of the massive influx of migrants to the Ceuta exclave, the left in Germany is already demanding that Germany should take in migrants from the overrun port city

"Spain must not be left alone in this. Germany and the EU have a duty to help with care and to take in asylum seekers“, declared Left Party parliamentary group vice-chairman Clara Bünger (40) according to the AFP news agency.

➡️ Bunger claims that border walls and frontier protection don't actually solve the problem:

„Anyone who believes that even more isolation will solve the problem is mistaken“, said the domestic and refugee policy spokeswoman for her parliamentary group. The situation in Ceuta is „not a natural disaster, but the result of political decisions.“

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