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7/30/2026, 5:30:13 PM
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Hey Brett, good evening. Spain is sending in its military after its own
civil guard called the border quote
absolute chaos. Many of these migrants are swimming roughly 3 miles from Morocco to the Spanish territory of Ceuta.
Thousands of them arrived on the beach today.
Take a look at this. This capped off a surge from over the past week.
Ceuta authorities previously blamed the migrant rush on a Spanish Supreme Court decision that guarantees due process for illegal migrants arriving by sea.
Here's one of those migrants today.
>> It's a very tough.
The police officers tried to stop us, but our will and our determination, we could came here.
>> Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez
posted in part on X quote this is the moment to build solutions with responsibility and cooperation.
Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni
threatened to suspend Europe's passport-free travel system because of it.
Spain's socialist government is exceptionally welcoming to migrants and recently launched a program to provide legal status for half a million people.
The White House released a statement reading quote President Trump has long warned Europe what would happen if they continue to implement far-left globalist policies including enabling mass migration.
Spain and other countries who have adopted this destructive philosophy should immediately reverse course or risk their own demise.
Spain's Interior Ministry says it's working with the Moroccan government to return everybody who crossed the border illegally.
>> We'll follow this. Nate, thanks.
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