Last week’s invasion of the Spanish cities Ceuta and Melilla by hordes of North Africans has triggered a unified response from Europe but not the one that the European Union’s ruling globalists want. The presidents of 22 EU countries signed a letter to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen denouncing Spain’s recent legalization of over one million illegal migrants and court decisions protecting illegal border crossings as “pull factors” responsible for the mayhem that has sent shock waves throughout the troubled continent.
Tens of thousands of military-aged males, dumped at border points by the truckload, burst through Spanish frontier gates, climbed over flimsy wire fences, and swam around token sea barriers into Ceuta, overwhelming the local population and undermanned security services. They torched cars, looted stores, and burst into private homes. Spain’s army was finally ordered to intervene when groups crowded into the ferry terminal connecting Ceuta with mainland Spain.
Spanish state television has tried to portray the rampaging mobs as “women and children,” in a performance matching CNN’s “peaceful protests” moment during the Minneapolis riots. But the horrific images broadcast around the world spoke louder than words.
“We have a duty to effectively deter and relentlessly combat illegal migration, by coordinating our action, strengthening our external borders and addressing all policies that can serve as pull factors, such as the regularization of a very large number of irregular migrants,” stated European leaders in a joint declaration reflecting the growing rejection of permissive migration policies palpable throughout Europe.
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