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African migrants plot second Ceuta invasion with imminent date set for next wave after 72,000 stormed Spanish city: ‘Needs to be a concern!’
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Ceuta, a Spanish exclave on the African mainland, has previously experienced large-scale migrant crossings, with the most recent incident involving 72,000 migrants storming the city. The city's location on the northwestern tip of Africa, bordering Morocco, makes it a key entry point to Europe for many migrants. The potential for further crossings is a concern for European countries, including the UK, due to the possibility of migrants attempting to travel onwards from Spain.
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African migrants plot second Ceuta invasion with imminent date set for next wave after 72,000 stormed Spanish city: ‘Needs to be a concern!’
African migrants are plotting a second invasion of Ceuta, with an imminent date set for a second wave of mass border crossings.
Speaking to GB News, Director of the Border Security and Immigration Centre at the Heritage Foundation, Lora Ries, warned the threat “absolutely needs to be a concern” for the UK.
Last week, 72,000 migrants stormed the exclave on the African mainland as scores of mostly young men scrambl…
5 Aug, 08:48