The president that the United States has about the chaos in Ceuta: "That will happen to us in three years if the wrong side comes to power"
The figures of the catastrophe in Ceuta are chilling and highlight the state's inability to contain the southern border of Europe:
At least 41 illegal immigrants have died at sea attempting to cross irregularly.
Nearly 60,000 people managed to enter the city in just 24 hours, according to data from the Ceuta president, Juan Jesús Vivas.
Spanish security forces were completely overwhelmed, having to withdraw police cordons in the face of the human tide, while unions such as SUP and Jupol denounce that Morocco “is doing absolutely nothing” to stop the flow.
Although a repatriation process has begun, returns are being carried out at a rate of 150 people per minute, with more than 25,000 migrants already having been sent back.
The negligence of Sánchez's socialist government has not only endangered Spaniards but has also caused a diplomatic earthquake in the European Union.
Countries like Italy, Denmark, and Finland have already formally proposed closing the Schengen area to Spain or suspending its participation, due to the risk that the lack of Spanish border control could become an open door to insecurity across the continent.
Meanwhile, the Government of Ceuta has had to plead for the declaration of a national state of emergency and the deployment of the army to try to restore an order that socialism seems to have completely surrendered.
The president Donald Trump has issued a strong global warning after observing the total collapse of Spanish borders under the disastrous socialist government of Pedro Sánchez. The autonomous city of Ceuta is submerged in an unprecedented migratory invasion that has already claimed the lives of 41 people.
Donald Trump, in an interview with Fox News, was blunt in describing the images of the border overflow as an avoidable tragedy caused by ideological weakness. “It’s terrible. Remember that image. That’s going to happen to us in three years if the wrong side comes to power”, declared the Republican leader, directly referencing the 2028 presidential elections.
For Trump, the fall of national security is an inevitable consequence of the Democratic rise, warning that “if the Democrats come to power, they won’t live a very good life”.
This stance has been supported by the White House itself, which formally attributed the crisis in Spain to the “extreme left globalist policies” implemented by Sánchez's cabinet.
At the epicenter of the conflict, the “Spanish communist president”, Pedro Sánchez, was met with a humiliating barrage of boos, insults, and shouts of “resignation” as he attempted to land in Ceuta.
Citizens, fed up with the lack of protection, shouted at the official convoy with labels of “traitor” and “scoundrel”, reflecting the growing discontent of a people who feel abandoned in the face of the advance of illegal immigration.
The tension escalated to such an extent that a massive police operation was required to protect the president from the protesters, among whom were representatives of Vox, who joined the call for the defense of national sovereignty.
