Trump blasts Spain migrant surge as 'catastrophe,' warns US could face worse if Democrats regain power
President Donald Trump said Friday during a Cabinet meeting that scenes of migrants flooding into Spain's enclave of Ceuta from Morocco looked like a "catastrophe," but that the U.S. could see worse in the future if Democrats regain power."You know, I saw Spain yesterday, and I watched the catastrophe that took place.
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President Donald Trump said the large number of migrants entering Spain's city of Ceuta from Morocco looked like a catastrophe. He compared it to an invasion by hundreds of thousands of people. Trump warned that if Democrats win power, the United States could see an even bigger migrant surge. He said the US border would be easier to cross than Spain's.
Why it matters
His comments show how immigration is a key issue in US politics ahead of elections. Voters may consider his warnings when deciding which party to support.
- What did Trump call the migrant situation in Spain?
- He called it a catastrophe.
- What did Trump say could happen to the US if Democrats regain power?
- He said the US could face an even worse migrant surge.
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Trump blasts Spain migrant surge as 'catastrophe,' warns US could face worse if Democrats regain power
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