U.S. government blames Spain’s migration policies for Ceuta crisis

The U.S. government has blamed Spain’s migration policies for the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, saying the situation is the result of efforts to allow and facilitate illegal mass migration into Europe.
In a statement, the U.S. Department of State expressed support for the people of Spain and Europe, describing the events at the Ceuta border as a “blatant violation of national sovereignty.”
The statement comes as Spain continues responding to the unprecedented influx of migrants into the North African enclave.
#Most read
- 1.Magnitude 8.0 earthquake reported off Panama’s Pacific coast
- 2.VIDEO: Earthquake reportedly causes damage inside building in Panama
- 3.VIDEO: Father throws chair at judge after driver gets 120 hours of community service for killing his daughter
- 4.Dominican woman sentenced to 25 years for killing fellow Dominican friend in Orlando
- 5.Biography of Juan Ramón Gómez Díaz: The Media Mogul in the Dominican Republic
- 6.British man found dead and naked in Italy had attended pagan gathering involving drugs
- 7.Dominican man shot by ICE agents in New York identified as Oscar Belgal
- 8.Pamela Infante clarifies situation with Wander Franco
- 9.NYPD searches for Dominican man wanted in death of young woman who fell from 15th floor
- 10.He shot her, mutilated her and put her body through a meat grinder: boyfriend kills businesswoman and her daughter in Russia
Newsletter
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our latest articles instantly!




