White House blasts Spanish government as thousands of migrants surge from Morocco, emergency request denied
The White House bashed Spain's left-wing government after the border between Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta and Morocco collapsed Thursday. "President Trump has long warned Europe what would happen if they continue to implement far-left, globalist policies, including enabling mass migration," White House principal deputy press secretary Anna Kelly told Fox News in a statement.
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Thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain's North African city of Ceuta. The White House criticized Spain's left‑wing government, saying its migration policies caused the surge. Spain asked for emergency help, but the request was denied.
Why it matters
The incident shows tensions over migration in Europe and how the U.S. comments on European policies. It also affects people living in Ceuta and migrants seeking safety.
- What happened at the border between Ceuta and Morocco?
- Thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta.
- What did the White House say about Spain's government?
- The White House blamed Spain's left‑wing government for the migrant surge and called its policies destructive.
- Was Spain's emergency request granted?
- No, the emergency request was denied.
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White House blasts Spanish government as thousands of migrants surge from Morocco, emergency request denied
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