Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Friday that his government will continue to support the integration of migrants, reaffirming his pro-immigration policy amid an ongoing migrant crisis in Ceuta.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated Friday afternoon that his government will continue to support the integration of migrants, explicitly affirming his administration's pro-immigration policy. The statement was made amid a massive migrant influx in the enclave of Ceuta, where tens of thousands have entered in recent days.
The Zioneer reported earlier Friday that Sánchez described migrant infiltration as 'an attack on national sovereignty' during a visit to Ceuta, and later called the city's human diversity a 'source of strength.' The government's regularization program has received 1.3 million applications, more than double initial expectations, as The Zioneer reported on June 30.
- DevelopingSpanish PM Sánchez in Ceuta: diversity is a 'source of strength'
- StrongReport projects 100,000 new migrants could reach Europe by Friday as Spanish PM reiterates integration policy
- DevelopingSpanish PM: migrant infiltration is an attack on national sovereignty
- StrongSpanish residents curse PM Sánchez, blame him for Ceuta migrant crisis
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