🇪🇸 Spain filled the streets today over Ceuta, and Madrid had to clear parts of the city with riot gear after the crowds.
Tens of thousands turned out after a late-July border surge sent tens of thousands of Moroccan men into a Spanish city of about 80,000.
Most of those who crossed went back.
Thousands are still there, and the city has been living with fear in the streets, attacks on camps, stones thrown at patrols, and a prosecutor file of sexual assaults that includes migrant girls.
The government has sent police and troops.
People in Ceuta and the opposition still say that came late.
Writer: Lucas
@doqholliday if this was my country those people wouldn’t last a day on the streets, give them a good whooping and send them back to their home country
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Le immagini che arrivano da Ceuta sono impressionanti e dimostrano, ancora una volta, che l’immigrazione clandestina fuori controllo rappresenta una minaccia concreta per la sicurezza dei confini europei.
Mi sono confrontata con il Ministro dell’Interno Matteo Piantedosi. L’Italia non resterà a guardare. Stiamo convocando gli organismi preposti, e all'esito di queste riunioni siamo pronti a intervenire anche con strumenti straordinari per difendere i confini e la sicurezza dei cittadini, come la sospensione dello spazio Schengen con la Spagna.
Sull’immigrazione clandestina non arretreremo di un millimetro: difendere i confini, fermare i trafficanti di esseri umani e garantire rimpatri efficaci continuerà a essere la linea di questo Governo.
@fortelabs That is quite true but the extreme individualism mindset (I go first, I don’t care if it bothers my neighbor) is taking over many latino countries slowly but surely.