Republicans say Spain's migrant surge foreshadows America in Democrats' hands
Republicans say footage of thousands of migrants illegally entering Spain is a warning of what would happen to America’s border if Democrats regain power. That’s going to be us in three years if the wrong side gets in,” President Trump told a Fox News reporter on Friday of the migrant swarm into Ceuta — a Spanish coastal enclave in North Africa — by land and sea. At a Cabinet meeting, also on Friday, the president called the Ceuta crisis an “invasion,” adding that it will be “a talking point for the midterms” in November.
- ▪Republicans say footage of thousands of migrants illegally entering Spain is a warning of what would happen to America’s border if Democrats regain power.
- ▪That’s going to be us in three years if the wrong side gets in,” President Trump told a Fox News reporter on Friday of the migrant swarm into Ceuta — a Spanish coastal enclave in North Africa — by land and sea.
- ▪At a Cabinet meeting, also on Friday, the president called the Ceuta crisis an “invasion,” adding that it will be “a talking point for the midterms” in November.
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| Publication time | Fri, 31 Jul 2026 11:34:40 -0400 |
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Republicans say footage of thousands of migrants illegally entering Spain is a warning of what would happen to America’s border if Democrats regain power. “It’s terrible. Remember that picture. That’s going to be us in three years if the wrong side gets in,” President Trump told a Fox News reporter on Friday of the migrant swarm into Ceuta — a Spanish coastal enclave in North Africa — by land and sea. At a Cabinet meeting, also on Friday, the president called the Ceuta crisis an “invasion,” adding that it will be “a talking point for the midterms” in November. Spain’s interior minister said roughly 50,000 illegal immigrants entered the country in a daylong surge and half returned to Morocco.
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