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Spain’s Illegal Alien Invasion Shows It Would Take Democrats Only A Few Hours To Destroy Trump’s Border Progress

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Spain’s Illegal Alien Invasion Shows It Would Take Democrats Only A Few Hours To Destroy Trump’s Border Progress

The invasion of Ceuta is just a snapshot of what Democrats will do with America's border next time they get power.

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European Nations Regret Having Open Borders After Moroccans Swarm Spain

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European Nations Regret Having Open Borders After Moroccans Swarm Spain

‘profoundly wrong and encourages human trafficking’

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Trump's bizarre question to foreign leader revealed: 'Do people jump off it?'

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Trump's bizarre question to foreign leader revealed: 'Do people jump off it?'

President Donald Trump's obsession with memorializing himself often spurs strange outbursts to world leaders about arches, a New York Times journalist revealed Friday. The 80-year-old president spends most of his time focused on personal retribution and renovating Washington, D.C., to his own preferences, according to New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, who told her colleague Ezra Klein. "This I will say about getting into his mind: Seventy percent of it would be on his renovations," Haberman said. "It’s a legacy thing... It’s, 'What am I leaving behind so the world can’t kick me off the world — or deplatform me or take my name off buildings in Manhattan or take away my Bronx leased golf course?'"Haberman reported that official meetings are often interrupted by Trump's abrupt outbursts on said buildings. "In a meeting, one of the things he was musing about was what should go on top of the arch," Haberman said. "It was, like, should he put a gold version of the 'fight, fight, fight' fist from Butler up there?"In another meeting, Trump called up French President Emmanuel Macron to pepper him with bizarre questions about a major monument he intends to build in Washington, Haberman said. "He calls French President Emmanuel Macron in the middle of another meeting and starts asking him about the Arc de Triomphe in France, asking, 'What’s it like,' and, 'Does it have a visitor’s desk? Do people jump off it?'" Haberman added."This was the conversation that he was interested in, and he’s still talking about this kind of thing — but calls up a foreign leader to inquire about what his arch to himself should look like."Trump has become so consumed by these personal projects that he simply doesn't care about legislative priorities, according to Haberman."He is playing for history, capital-G great man of history — to be remembered by one name, to have left a mark on the world that is just different than a typical president," she said."That doesn’t involve the boring work of trying to pass a bill," Haberman added. "That doesn’t involve the boring work of going to Iowa...This is fundamentally less interesting to him."

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‘A million Muslim invaders’: Spain’s amnesty policy at forefront of migrant crisis

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‘A million Muslim invaders’: Spain’s amnesty policy at forefront of migrant crisis

Congressman flays 'the wacko prime minister' for causing influx of Moroccans

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Spain says 25,000 migrants have been expelled from tiny Ceuta territory — with at least 34 DEATHS

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Spain says 25,000 migrants have been expelled from tiny Ceuta territory — with at least 34 DEATHS

Spanish authorities say at least 34 people have died during the sudden and startling invasion of the tiny Spanish territory of Ceuta in Morocco.Reports initially said thousands of people were overrunning the small province in northern Africa, but authorities have since said that the invasion grew to tens of thousands of migrants.'Ceuta is a Spanish city, and what happened yesterday deserves our full reproach, our condemnation at the strongest possible level of rejection, condemnation and consideration as deplorable.'Spain's Ministry of the Interior said about 25,000 migrants had been expelled from Ceuta back to Morocco and 150 migrants were being removed per minute.Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, said about 60,000 migrants had overrun the province and also reported the official number of those dead so far.He went on to call the situation "absolutely unsustainable" and criticized the government's response as action "taken too late and insufficiently."Despite the claims of the interior ministry, some videos on social media apparently show the migrants continuing to stream in while troops look on.Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez referred to the invasion as an "attack" on his country and "a violation of Spain's territorial integrity" at a news conference Friday."Ceuta is a Spanish city, and what happened yesterday deserves our full reproach, our condemnation at the strongest possible level of rejection, condemnation and consideration as deplorable."RELATED: Mamdani vows to protect migrants in apparent DEFIANCE of Supreme Court ruling on TPS Adri Salido/Getty Images Some suspect that the invasion was sparked by a Spanish Supreme Court decision which found that migrants crossing by land could be expelled without due process, but those who entered the country by sea required documentation before they were deported.The U.S. State Dept. also issued a statement decrying the illegal crossings into Spain."The United States stands with the people of Spain, and all Europeans, against this egregious violation of their sovereignty and human rights," the statement read."This unacceptable incident is the direct result of the Spanish Government's deliberate efforts to enable and facilitate mass illegal migration into Europe," the agency added. "We are considering actions to defend Americans at home and abroad from this threat and stand ready to assist other European allies considering similar options."RELATED: 'Absolute chaos': THOUSANDS of migrants OVERRUN border into Spain from Morocco — at least 9 people dead France 24 reported that most of the migrants were Moroccan and were seeking jobs in Europe. Migrants told them it took up to four hours to swim into Ceuta from Morocco.A local workers' association leader told CBS News it had become a major humanitarian crisis with thousands of migrants, including unaccompanied children, sleeping in parks and on the sidewalks. Sánchez accused "human trafficking mafias" of exploiting the ruling by the Supreme Court. "This demands one of the strongest condemnations, particularly of the human trafficking mafias that deceive many young people, many of whom find death, whether in the ocean or at this border," he added. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Spain says migrants are returning back to Morocco after flood of illegal immigrants rushed border

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Spain says migrants are returning back to Morocco after flood of illegal immigrants rushed border

At least 57 migrants died during a border rush of 50,000 people into Spain's Ceuta enclave, though most have already returned to Morocco.

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Terrified Spanish Woman Cries Out For Help Over Migrant Invasion

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Terrified Spanish Woman Cries Out For Help Over Migrant Invasion

A Spanish woman delivered a heart-wrenching firsthand account of the crush of thousands of migrants who stormed the beaches of Ceuta this week as she made a desperate plea for help. Surrounded by a horde of Moroccan migrant men shouting and pushing, Ceuta resident Rocio cried out for help from the Spanish government, which she ...

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Trump seizes on Spain migrant chaos to warn America is NEXT if Republicans lose

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Trump seizes on Spain migrant chaos to warn America is NEXT if Republicans lose

President Donald Trump launched a fierce attack on Spain's socialist government over a dramatic surge of migrants entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

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Other European Leaders See Spain’s Invasion and Panic

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