Spanish PM: migrant infiltration is an attack on national sovereignty

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reportedly described the infiltration of migrants as an attack on national sovereignty, according to reports. The statement underscores the growing tension over migration policy in Spain.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has reportedly described the infiltration of migrants as an attack on national sovereignty, according to reports. The statement comes amid ongoing debates over migration policy in Spain, where the government faces criticism from both opposition parties and human rights groups. Sánchez's characterization of the situation as a sovereignty issue reflects a hardening of rhetoric on the migration crisis.

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