A single source alleges that 40,000 'invaders' have entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, calling it a 'Muslim conquest of Europe,' and claims they will be naturalized under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The claim contradicts official statements that Spain and Morocco have agreed to repatriate individuals who have not regularized their status. The source's figures are unverified, and a Spanish official earlier estimated the number of border crossers in the tens of thousands, also unverified.
The Ceuta migrant crisis continues to escalate. A single source, known for its strong anti-immigration rhetoric, is claiming that 40,000 'invaders' have entered the Spanish enclave and will be naturalized. The claim is unverified and contrasts with official statements from Spain and Morocco, which have agreed to repatriate undocumented individuals. As The Zioneer reported earlier this morning, a Spanish official estimated the number of border crossers in the tens of thousands, though that figure too remains unconfirmed. The crisis has seen thousands cross the border in recent days, with Spain deploying security personnel and local infrastructure overwhelmed. The source's claim, while not corroborated, reflects the polarized discourse surrounding the event.
4 developments
- DevelopingThe source: 'New Spaniards' in Ceuta cheer for Spain, Sánchez; 'no doubt who is responsible for the invasion'
- DevelopingMoroccan infiltrators break into Melilla, Spanish enclave in Africa
- DevelopingSpain's Vox leader calls migrant surge into Ceuta an 'invasion,' blames PM Sánchez
- DevelopingSpain deploys 60 security personnel to Ceuta as migrant crisis continues
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