Trucks carrying thousands more Muslim invaders from Morocco are heading toward the Spanish border

Soon the number of migrants will exceed the city’s population.

In just 24 hours, nearly 49,000 illegal immigrants from Morocco broke through on foot and by swimming into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta in North Africa. Meanwhile, the city’s population is only 80,000. That’s an increase of nearly 60%.

Madrid urgently deployed army units to Ceuta, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Interior Minister Grande-Marlaska immediately flew to the scene. But this did not stop the crowds of illegals—they simultaneously began storming the neighboring enclave of Melilla as well.

The main trigger for the crisis was the Spanish Supreme Court’s ban on the “expedited deportation” of migrants intercepted at sea. Smugglers immediately turned this decision into a selling point. Madrid’s failure has already provoked a harsh response from the EU: Finnish Interior Minister Mari Rantanen declared that the protection of the Schengen Area’s external borders had completely failed and supported Italy’s proposal to suspend the Schengen Agreement with Spain.

France, without waiting for joint decisions, has already stepped up controls at its border with Spain, while Madrid and Rabat are frantically trying to agree on at least some emergency deportation procedures.

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