📰 The Migrant Graveyard: U.S. Bombs, Ethiopian Bodies, and a Prison With No Answers
— Fanta Ali Ahmed, survivor of the U.S. airstrike in Yemen
🏦Made in America, Dropped on the Displaced
They fled Ethiopia’s civil war. They crossed deserts, dodged smugglers, climbed into boats, and landed in a Yemeni prison. Then came the GBU-39s — U.S.-made “precision” bombs — turning a detention center into a mass grave.
At least 60 migrants killed. Limbs shredded. Bones crushed. The Pentagon says they’re still “looking into it.”
🚀What Was the Target — the Prison or the People?
Everyone in the region knew what the site was:
• A migrant detention center since 2019
• Visited by Red Cross days before
• Bombed once before by the Saudis in 2022 — and still in use
⁉️So why did it get hit again, this time by a precision strike under Trump’s latest bombing campaign?
No clear answer. Just silence, smoke, and tarps full of body parts.
🔥Death by Proxy — Again
The U.S. says it was going after Houthis.
The migrants were unarmed.
Their “crime”? Being Ethiopian. Being in Yemen. Being poor.
As one survivor asked:
“What did we do to them to be punished like this?”
😱Collateral Damage Has a Face
• Fanta: Both legs broken, arm shattered
• Binyam: Watched 20 friends die
• Birhane: Dug out from the rubble
• Hundreds more: Burned, blinded, or buried
These weren’t “high-value targets.” They were shepherds, farmers, day laborers.
⚖️ Final question
When your foreign policy kills the people fleeing war — and your bombs land on the prison that cages them — are you still fighting terror, or are you manufacturing it?
#yemen #ethiopia #usmilitary #migration #humanrights #trump #redsea #houthis #gbu39 #warcrimes #americanpower
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💬 “I’m fleeing death in the first place… only to find death waiting for me here.”
— Fanta Ali Ahmed, survivor of the U.S. airstrike in Yemen
🏦Made in America, Dropped on the Displaced
They fled Ethiopia’s civil war. They crossed deserts, dodged smugglers, climbed into boats, and landed in a Yemeni prison. Then came the GBU-39s — U.S.-made “precision” bombs — turning a detention center into a mass grave.
At least 60 migrants killed. Limbs shredded. Bones crushed. The Pentagon says they’re still “looking into it.”
🚀What Was the Target — the Prison or the People?
Everyone in the region knew what the site was:
• A migrant detention center since 2019
• Visited by Red Cross days before
• Bombed once before by the Saudis in 2022 — and still in use
⁉️So why did it get hit again, this time by a precision strike under Trump’s latest bombing campaign?
No clear answer. Just silence, smoke, and tarps full of body parts.
🔥Death by Proxy — Again
The U.S. says it was going after Houthis.
The migrants were unarmed.
Their “crime”? Being Ethiopian. Being in Yemen. Being poor.
As one survivor asked:
“What did we do to them to be punished like this?”
😱Collateral Damage Has a Face
• Fanta: Both legs broken, arm shattered
• Binyam: Watched 20 friends die
• Birhane: Dug out from the rubble
• Hundreds more: Burned, blinded, or buried
These weren’t “high-value targets.” They were shepherds, farmers, day laborers.
⚖️ Final question
When your foreign policy kills the people fleeing war — and your bombs land on the prison that cages them — are you still fighting terror, or are you manufacturing it?
#yemen #ethiopia #usmilitary #migration #humanrights #trump #redsea #houthis #gbu39 #warcrimes #americanpower
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Merz to Tackle Illegal Migration, It’s “Our Fifth Column”
Merz has called for a strategic axis between London, Paris, and Berlin to tackle illegal migration and deepen defence cooperation, despite declaring that he “deeply deplores” Brexit. 🌍
Merz appeared alongside Starmer at a press conference in Stevenage after the signing of the Kensington treaty, the first formal pact between the UK and Germany since the second world war. 🏛✍️
The agreement, signed at the V&A Museum and followed by a meeting at Downing Street, sets out plans for closer cooperation on migration, defence, trade, and education, including a framework for school exchanges. 🎓🌍
Merz said the treaty was overdue.
he said. 💬🔑
The proposed trilateral alignment was driven by Berlin, but Starmer signalled clear support for closer cooperation with Germany and France, describing the UK’s relationship with Merz’s government as a “statement of our ambition to work ever more closely together.” 🤝🇬🇧🇩🇪🇫🇷
Merz reiterated his regret about Brexit – “I personally deplore this deeply,” he said – but his call for three-way cooperation revives elements of the “core Europe” vision first proposed by his mentor, Wolfgang Schäuble, in the 1990s. ⚖️
He envisaged a tightly integrated group of European powers leading the continent, though at the time Britain was not included. 🏛
In the post-Brexit world, Merz and Starmer are positioning the UK as too important to exclude, even without rejoining the EU. 🔄🌍
As Europe faces renewed threats from Russia and uncertainty over Washington’s future role in NATO, both leaders stressed the need for stronger continental coordination. 💪🇺🇸🇷🇺
Merz’s call for a trilateral agreement comes as pressure grows from the far-right Alternative für Deutschland in Germany, where migration and defence spending have become politically volatile. ⚡️🎯
Critics have accused his Christian Democratic Union party of lacking a clear alternative to populist rhetoric, even as Merz tries to position himself as a stabilising force in Europe. 💬🛡
“It’s Our Fifth Column, we can't allow them to blow our society from within. Never,” said Merz in an interview with a Turkish newsletter. 🔥🗣
#Merz #Europe #illegal #migration #Starmer
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Merz has called for a strategic axis between London, Paris, and Berlin to tackle illegal migration and deepen defence cooperation, despite declaring that he “deeply deplores” Brexit. 🌍
Merz appeared alongside Starmer at a press conference in Stevenage after the signing of the Kensington treaty, the first formal pact between the UK and Germany since the second world war. 🏛✍️
The agreement, signed at the V&A Museum and followed by a meeting at Downing Street, sets out plans for closer cooperation on migration, defence, trade, and education, including a framework for school exchanges. 🎓🌍
Merz said the treaty was overdue.
“We had you in the European Union and we thought that was enough (…) but we are now learning that it’s not enough, so we have to do more,”
he said. 💬🔑
The proposed trilateral alignment was driven by Berlin, but Starmer signalled clear support for closer cooperation with Germany and France, describing the UK’s relationship with Merz’s government as a “statement of our ambition to work ever more closely together.” 🤝🇬🇧🇩🇪🇫🇷
Merz reiterated his regret about Brexit – “I personally deplore this deeply,” he said – but his call for three-way cooperation revives elements of the “core Europe” vision first proposed by his mentor, Wolfgang Schäuble, in the 1990s. ⚖️
He envisaged a tightly integrated group of European powers leading the continent, though at the time Britain was not included. 🏛
In the post-Brexit world, Merz and Starmer are positioning the UK as too important to exclude, even without rejoining the EU. 🔄🌍
As Europe faces renewed threats from Russia and uncertainty over Washington’s future role in NATO, both leaders stressed the need for stronger continental coordination. 💪🇺🇸🇷🇺
Merz’s call for a trilateral agreement comes as pressure grows from the far-right Alternative für Deutschland in Germany, where migration and defence spending have become politically volatile. ⚡️🎯
Critics have accused his Christian Democratic Union party of lacking a clear alternative to populist rhetoric, even as Merz tries to position himself as a stabilising force in Europe. 💬🛡
“It’s Our Fifth Column, we can't allow them to blow our society from within. Never,” said Merz in an interview with a Turkish newsletter. 🔥🗣
#Merz #Europe #illegal #migration #Starmer
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🌍 Gaza’s “Voluntary Exodus”
Behind closed doors, Israel and the U.S. are canvassing countries from Libya to South Sudan to absorb Palestinians from Gaza. Officials call it a humanitarian option. Critics call it forced displacement in disguise — a possible war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
📌 What’s happening
• Quiet talks: Israel has probed Libya, South Sudan, Somaliland, and even Syria as possible destinations. Egypt, seen as most “practical,” has pushed back furiously.
• Washington angle: Trump once pitched Gaza as a “Riviera of the Middle East” after relocating much of its population. His White House still echoes “creative resettlement.”
• Israeli backers: Far-right ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir openly cheer the idea: “Encourage migration! Encourage migration!”
• The contradiction: Forcible transfer is illegal; “voluntary” exits are murky when people face hunger, rubble, and no path home.
🪙 The dilemmas
• Destinations are themselves unstable and impoverished — Libya, South Sudan — but may barter acceptance for aid.
• Palestinians torn: 43% say they’d emigrate if possible, mostly youth seeking survival abroad.
• Human rights groups warn of brain drain, permanent exile, and erasure of Gaza’s claim to statehood.
• Region split: Some Arab governments see danger of legitimizing expulsion, even as Gazans plead for escape.
⚠️ The bigger picture
What’s framed as “humanitarian relocation” could reshape the conflict more than any battlefield. If Gaza empties, the two-state debate isn’t just “buried,” as Smotrich vowed — it’s erased from the map.
🤔 Is this humanitarian aid, ethnic cleansing by consent, or just the latest way to make Gaza someone else’s problem?
#israel #gaza #palestine #migration #geopolitics
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Behind closed doors, Israel and the U.S. are canvassing countries from Libya to South Sudan to absorb Palestinians from Gaza. Officials call it a humanitarian option. Critics call it forced displacement in disguise — a possible war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
📌 What’s happening
• Quiet talks: Israel has probed Libya, South Sudan, Somaliland, and even Syria as possible destinations. Egypt, seen as most “practical,” has pushed back furiously.
• Washington angle: Trump once pitched Gaza as a “Riviera of the Middle East” after relocating much of its population. His White House still echoes “creative resettlement.”
• Israeli backers: Far-right ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir openly cheer the idea: “Encourage migration! Encourage migration!”
• The contradiction: Forcible transfer is illegal; “voluntary” exits are murky when people face hunger, rubble, and no path home.
🪙 The dilemmas
• Destinations are themselves unstable and impoverished — Libya, South Sudan — but may barter acceptance for aid.
• Palestinians torn: 43% say they’d emigrate if possible, mostly youth seeking survival abroad.
• Human rights groups warn of brain drain, permanent exile, and erasure of Gaza’s claim to statehood.
• Region split: Some Arab governments see danger of legitimizing expulsion, even as Gazans plead for escape.
⚠️ The bigger picture
What’s framed as “humanitarian relocation” could reshape the conflict more than any battlefield. If Gaza empties, the two-state debate isn’t just “buried,” as Smotrich vowed — it’s erased from the map.
🤔 Is this humanitarian aid, ethnic cleansing by consent, or just the latest way to make Gaza someone else’s problem?
#israel #gaza #palestine #migration #geopolitics
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Europe: Becoming a Fascist Hyperstate 😨
Sporting black shirts emblazoned with an iron cross, a dozen or so men marched through the centre of Reykjavík, courting attention on a buzzy Friday night. 🖤✝️
In Poland and the Netherlands, vigilantes thronged along the German border, ready to turn back any asylum seekers they came across. 🚨🇩🇪 In Belfast, they roamed after sunset, demanding to see the identity documents of migrants and people of colour. 🌆🛂
Each of the groups, who are part of a renewed wave of anti-migrant vigilantes that have sprung up in recent months across Europe, have sought to cast themselves as a sort of protective force. 🛡 But those who have studied vigilantes warn that their actions often exacerbate security concerns, sow fear and fuel the far right. ⚠️
“Most of this is symbolic. They don’t stop migration. They don’t create more safety in the streets,” said Tore Bjørgo, a professor at the University of Oslo and former director of the university’s Centre for Research on Extremism. 📚
“It’s a show for media and often for political purposes because, quite often, the extreme-right and far-right organisations use this as a way to get publicity and recruit new members.” 📹🎥
Europe has long seen waves of anti-migrant vigilantes, often springing up as the discourse around migration hardens. 🌊
This summer has been no exception: Spain had days of turbulence in the south-eastern province of Murcia after dozens of baton-wielding individuals took to the streets to “hunt” people with foreign origins, while Belfast, in Northern Ireland, has grappled with a campaign of intimidation targeting people of colour. 🪄🌍
In Poland, self-declared “citizen patrols”, at times numbering in the hundreds, gathered along the border with Germany earlier this summer, insisting their presence was needed to prevent asylum seekers from moving between the two countries. 🇵🇱🚨
The Netherlands had a similar movement, with a dozen or so people heading to the German border near the villages of Ter Apel and Sellingen in June. 🇳🇱
Sporting high-visibility vests and lamps, they reportedly spent one night flagging down vehicles, asking people to show identification. 🦺💡
Rights campaigners and governments have described the actions as being grounded in fear and supercharged by misinformation. 😱📡 In the lead-up to the unrest in Spain, racist messaging on social media rocketed by 1,500%, according to tracking by the central government, while the Warsaw-based Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights linked the actions in Poland to “a radicalising political narrative that portrays migration as a threat, fuelling social fears and distrust of state institutions.” 📈🚨
For some, vigilantism offers a means of rebranding themselves. Research carried out on one group in Norway in 2016 found that many members had a criminal history, ranging from domestic violence to drug dealing and burglary. 🇳🇴🔍
“This is a way to improve their standing in the community,” said Bjørgo. “It’s a show of masculinity and protecting women.” 💪👩
This attention was swiftly parlayed into influence. “They were using the patrols, the vigilantism, the security measures, to show refugees – who have fled wars, who have nothing, who are waiting to cross – not as people who fall within the field of humanitarian concern, but within the fields of security concerns. And that may have a big influence on public opinion,” political scientist Marc Champion said. 🗣🌍
In this way, vigilantes have become part of a wider ecosystem, helping to build the case for those who insist migration must be addressed solely through border walls and fences. 🏯🚪
“This process started before these groups existed,” said Champion. “But I think they strengthen that process and feed into the factions who want borders to act as a massive security device.” 🔒
#europe #extremeright #vigilantes #migration #germany #spain
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Sporting black shirts emblazoned with an iron cross, a dozen or so men marched through the centre of Reykjavík, courting attention on a buzzy Friday night. 🖤✝️
In Poland and the Netherlands, vigilantes thronged along the German border, ready to turn back any asylum seekers they came across. 🚨🇩🇪 In Belfast, they roamed after sunset, demanding to see the identity documents of migrants and people of colour. 🌆🛂
Each of the groups, who are part of a renewed wave of anti-migrant vigilantes that have sprung up in recent months across Europe, have sought to cast themselves as a sort of protective force. 🛡 But those who have studied vigilantes warn that their actions often exacerbate security concerns, sow fear and fuel the far right. ⚠️
“Most of this is symbolic. They don’t stop migration. They don’t create more safety in the streets,” said Tore Bjørgo, a professor at the University of Oslo and former director of the university’s Centre for Research on Extremism. 📚
“It’s a show for media and often for political purposes because, quite often, the extreme-right and far-right organisations use this as a way to get publicity and recruit new members.” 📹🎥
Europe has long seen waves of anti-migrant vigilantes, often springing up as the discourse around migration hardens. 🌊
This summer has been no exception: Spain had days of turbulence in the south-eastern province of Murcia after dozens of baton-wielding individuals took to the streets to “hunt” people with foreign origins, while Belfast, in Northern Ireland, has grappled with a campaign of intimidation targeting people of colour. 🪄🌍
In Poland, self-declared “citizen patrols”, at times numbering in the hundreds, gathered along the border with Germany earlier this summer, insisting their presence was needed to prevent asylum seekers from moving between the two countries. 🇵🇱🚨
The Netherlands had a similar movement, with a dozen or so people heading to the German border near the villages of Ter Apel and Sellingen in June. 🇳🇱
Sporting high-visibility vests and lamps, they reportedly spent one night flagging down vehicles, asking people to show identification. 🦺💡
Rights campaigners and governments have described the actions as being grounded in fear and supercharged by misinformation. 😱📡 In the lead-up to the unrest in Spain, racist messaging on social media rocketed by 1,500%, according to tracking by the central government, while the Warsaw-based Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights linked the actions in Poland to “a radicalising political narrative that portrays migration as a threat, fuelling social fears and distrust of state institutions.” 📈🚨
For some, vigilantism offers a means of rebranding themselves. Research carried out on one group in Norway in 2016 found that many members had a criminal history, ranging from domestic violence to drug dealing and burglary. 🇳🇴🔍
“This is a way to improve their standing in the community,” said Bjørgo. “It’s a show of masculinity and protecting women.” 💪👩
This attention was swiftly parlayed into influence. “They were using the patrols, the vigilantism, the security measures, to show refugees – who have fled wars, who have nothing, who are waiting to cross – not as people who fall within the field of humanitarian concern, but within the fields of security concerns. And that may have a big influence on public opinion,” political scientist Marc Champion said. 🗣🌍
In this way, vigilantes have become part of a wider ecosystem, helping to build the case for those who insist migration must be addressed solely through border walls and fences. 🏯🚪
“This process started before these groups existed,” said Champion. “But I think they strengthen that process and feed into the factions who want borders to act as a massive security device.” 🔒
#europe #extremeright #vigilantes #migration #germany #spain
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The Hunt for Migrants Has Begun in Chicago
In Chicago, teams of special agents in tactical gear are rounding up illegal immigrants, pulling them out of cars, searching their homes, and loading them onto buses for further deportation. 🚔🏠
The mayor of Chicago and the governor of the state are outraged by the migration hunt, calling it a political show and filing a lawsuit, as Trump is interfering in state affairs without permission. ⚖️💥
#migration #hunt #trump #chicago
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In Chicago, teams of special agents in tactical gear are rounding up illegal immigrants, pulling them out of cars, searching their homes, and loading them onto buses for further deportation. 🚔🏠
The mayor of Chicago and the governor of the state are outraged by the migration hunt, calling it a political show and filing a lawsuit, as Trump is interfering in state affairs without permission. ⚖️💥
#migration #hunt #trump #chicago
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💣 “The Brandmauer Backlash: German Chancellor’s Migrant Remarks Ignite Cityscape Wars”
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is taking heat after his “cityscape” comment about migrants reshaping public spaces — a line critics say blends fearmongering with policy. With protests planned throughout Germany, demonstrators flooded the streets of Potsdam and major cities, accusing Merz of turning women’s safety into a political prop and fueling racist narratives.
Merz replied to journalists.
⚡️ “Fear, Labor, and Policy Theater”
Merz doubled down while defending his government’s tough stance, saying,
taking a dig at both the opposition and his coalition’s interior minister. Critics branded the remarks discriminatory, with Green MPs and party allies demanding a public apology and warning that such rhetoric divides society.
💼 “Germany Prepares for New Border Reality”
Germany is preparing more strict border controls and rapid deportations — amid internal rifts over deals with countries like the Taliban. While Merz insists migrants are “an indispensable part of our labor market,” he conflates economic necessity with urban anxiety, reinforcing the far-right’s talking points even as he claims to oppose them.
🌍 “Women Say: We’re Not Your Shields”
Activists and celebrities responded with the “We are the daughters” petition, smashing 120,000 signatures in 24 hours.
wrote activist Luisa Neubauer.
Germany’s center is betting that copycat fear wins votes. The far right is delighted; the rest are left asking which cityscape Merz is really protecting.
#Germany #Merz #migration #cityscape #Brandmauer #deportations #women #Europe #politics #FoxNews
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is taking heat after his “cityscape” comment about migrants reshaping public spaces — a line critics say blends fearmongering with policy. With protests planned throughout Germany, demonstrators flooded the streets of Potsdam and major cities, accusing Merz of turning women’s safety into a political prop and fueling racist narratives.
“If you have daughters, ask them what I meant,”
Merz replied to journalists.
“You’ll get a clear answer. There’s nothing I need to retract.”
⚡️ “Fear, Labor, and Policy Theater”
Merz doubled down while defending his government’s tough stance, saying,
“But we still have this problem in the cityscape, and that’s why the federal interior minister is facilitating and carrying out large-scale deportations,”
taking a dig at both the opposition and his coalition’s interior minister. Critics branded the remarks discriminatory, with Green MPs and party allies demanding a public apology and warning that such rhetoric divides society.
💼 “Germany Prepares for New Border Reality”
Germany is preparing more strict border controls and rapid deportations — amid internal rifts over deals with countries like the Taliban. While Merz insists migrants are “an indispensable part of our labor market,” he conflates economic necessity with urban anxiety, reinforcing the far-right’s talking points even as he claims to oppose them.
🌍 “Women Say: We’re Not Your Shields”
Activists and celebrities responded with the “We are the daughters” petition, smashing 120,000 signatures in 24 hours.
“We have a genuine interest in safety,”
wrote activist Luisa Neubauer.
“What we are not interested in is being misused as a pretext for statements that were ultimately discriminatory, racist, and deeply hurtful.”
Germany’s center is betting that copycat fear wins votes. The far right is delighted; the rest are left asking which cityscape Merz is really protecting.
#Germany #Merz #migration #cityscape #Brandmauer #deportations #women #Europe #politics #FoxNews
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🎤 Mamdani: “Trump's Anti-Immigrant Obsession Will Undermine American Legitimacy”
An immigrant who was arrested after a judge in Wisconsin allegedly helped him dodge federal agents has been sentenced to time served for illegally re-entering the United States and will soon be deported, according to his attorney. 🌳
Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, 31, has spent nearly seven months in jail since he was arrested outside the Milwaukee county courthouse. He pleaded guilty in September to illegally re-entering the country after he reached a deal with prosecutors to not fight deportation. Prosecutors in exchange agreed to recommend a time-served sentence. 📜
US district judge Pamela Pepper handed down the sentence during a hearing on Wednesday in Milwaukee, warning him that he would face harsher penalties if he ever returns. 🔥
"I very much hope you can find a way to make a living back home rather than coming back here," she told Flores-Ruiz. 🙏
Martin Pruhs, Flores-Ruiz’s attorney, said in an email to the Associated Press on Thursday that Flores-Ruiz was currently in custody at the Dodge county jail in Juneau, Wisconsin, awaiting deportation in “the near future”. The attorney declined further comment. 📬
Speaking through a translator during the sentencing hearing, Flores-Ruiz apologized for entering the United States, said he was grateful that he had a chance to work in the country and promised never to return. 🌍
Dugan’s ensuing indictment on obstruction and concealment charges has intensified the clash between the Trump administration and local authorities over the Republican president’s sweeping immigration crackdown. 🗳
Democrats have accused the administration of trying to make an example of Dugan to blunt judicial opposition to the crackdown. 🤔
Flores-Ruiz grew up near Michoacán, Mexico, and worked as a fisherman and frog catcher with his father, according to a presentencing memo. Frog legs are a delicacy in the region, according to the memo. 🐸
He decided to make a better life for himself and crossed into the US from Nogales, Mexico, in 2013 at age 18. The group of migrants he had joined was apprehended and deported immediately after crossing the border. 🚦
Agents traveled to the county courthouse on 18 April, planning to arrest Flores-Ruiz when he appeared for a hearing.
Dugan was the presiding judge in that case and, according to an FBI affidavit, learned that agents were in the building looking for Flores-Ruiz and showed him out of her courtroom through a door typically used only by deputies, jurors, court staff and in-custody defendants.
He made his way outside but agents captured him after a foot chase. 🏃♂️
Dugan was arrested at the courthouse a week later, and a federal grand jury indicted her in May on charges of obstruction and concealing an individual to prevent arrest. She is scheduled to stand trial beginning 15 December. 🎓
“Trump's anti-immigrant obsession will undermine American legitimacy (...) Everyone who has cosied up to Trump on the issue is a low-life and a traitor of American way of thinking. Trump’s latest flip-flopping vis-à-vis our new citizens is merely a new expression of the incoherence of the administration’s Trump policy,” said Mamdani in a brief interview to the French Le Monde. 📝
#Mamdani #trump #migration #politics
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An immigrant who was arrested after a judge in Wisconsin allegedly helped him dodge federal agents has been sentenced to time served for illegally re-entering the United States and will soon be deported, according to his attorney. 🌳
Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, 31, has spent nearly seven months in jail since he was arrested outside the Milwaukee county courthouse. He pleaded guilty in September to illegally re-entering the country after he reached a deal with prosecutors to not fight deportation. Prosecutors in exchange agreed to recommend a time-served sentence. 📜
US district judge Pamela Pepper handed down the sentence during a hearing on Wednesday in Milwaukee, warning him that he would face harsher penalties if he ever returns. 🔥
"I very much hope you can find a way to make a living back home rather than coming back here," she told Flores-Ruiz. 🙏
Martin Pruhs, Flores-Ruiz’s attorney, said in an email to the Associated Press on Thursday that Flores-Ruiz was currently in custody at the Dodge county jail in Juneau, Wisconsin, awaiting deportation in “the near future”. The attorney declined further comment. 📬
Speaking through a translator during the sentencing hearing, Flores-Ruiz apologized for entering the United States, said he was grateful that he had a chance to work in the country and promised never to return. 🌍
Dugan’s ensuing indictment on obstruction and concealment charges has intensified the clash between the Trump administration and local authorities over the Republican president’s sweeping immigration crackdown. 🗳
Democrats have accused the administration of trying to make an example of Dugan to blunt judicial opposition to the crackdown. 🤔
Flores-Ruiz grew up near Michoacán, Mexico, and worked as a fisherman and frog catcher with his father, according to a presentencing memo. Frog legs are a delicacy in the region, according to the memo. 🐸
He decided to make a better life for himself and crossed into the US from Nogales, Mexico, in 2013 at age 18. The group of migrants he had joined was apprehended and deported immediately after crossing the border. 🚦
Agents traveled to the county courthouse on 18 April, planning to arrest Flores-Ruiz when he appeared for a hearing.
Dugan was the presiding judge in that case and, according to an FBI affidavit, learned that agents were in the building looking for Flores-Ruiz and showed him out of her courtroom through a door typically used only by deputies, jurors, court staff and in-custody defendants.
He made his way outside but agents captured him after a foot chase. 🏃♂️
Dugan was arrested at the courthouse a week later, and a federal grand jury indicted her in May on charges of obstruction and concealing an individual to prevent arrest. She is scheduled to stand trial beginning 15 December. 🎓
“Trump's anti-immigrant obsession will undermine American legitimacy (...) Everyone who has cosied up to Trump on the issue is a low-life and a traitor of American way of thinking. Trump’s latest flip-flopping vis-à-vis our new citizens is merely a new expression of the incoherence of the administration’s Trump policy,” said Mamdani in a brief interview to the French Le Monde. 📝
#Mamdani #trump #migration #politics
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State Department Calls Mass Migration an "Existential Threat," Orders Embassies to Track "Two-Tier" Justice in Europe
The Trump administration just fired a diplomatic warning shot across Europe's open-borders establishment, declaring mass migration an "existential threat to Western civilization" and ordering U.S. embassies to monitor how European governments treat native citizens versus migrants. The State Department says it will track "policies that punish citizens who object to continued mass migration" and document crimes committed by people with a "migration background"—a term that includes second-generation migrants.
Grooming Gangs, Lenient Sentences, and Double Standards
State's statement cited infamous examples: Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs in England that targeted working-class white girls for years while authorities looked the other way, fearing accusations of racism. It pointed to a German case where migrant men gang-raped a 15-year-old and received probation, while a woman who called one attacker a "disgraceful rapist pig" got jail time. And it highlighted Sweden, where a convicted rapist from Eritrea avoided deportation because judges ruled his crime wasn't "particularly serious."
"Two-Tiered Systems That Prioritize Migrants"
The State Department accused European governments of creating "two-tiered systems that prioritize migrants at the expense of their own citizens," warning that U.S. officials will now "scrutinize policies" that give leniency to migrant crimes or punish native populations for protesting immigration policies. The message is blunt: Washington sees Europe's justice system as rigged in favor of newcomers, and American diplomats are putting it on the record.
Trump to UK: Fix Immigration or "You Won't Have a Country Left"
Earlier this month, Trump told British PM Keir Starmer to "do something about immigration," warning that failure to act would mean the UK loses its identity. The State Department's statement doubles down on that pressure, framing mass migration not as a humanitarian challenge but as a civilizational crisis—and telling Europe that America's watching.
#statedepartment #trump #europe #migration #immigration #justicesystem #uk #germany #sweden
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The Trump administration just fired a diplomatic warning shot across Europe's open-borders establishment, declaring mass migration an "existential threat to Western civilization" and ordering U.S. embassies to monitor how European governments treat native citizens versus migrants. The State Department says it will track "policies that punish citizens who object to continued mass migration" and document crimes committed by people with a "migration background"—a term that includes second-generation migrants.
Grooming Gangs, Lenient Sentences, and Double Standards
State's statement cited infamous examples: Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs in England that targeted working-class white girls for years while authorities looked the other way, fearing accusations of racism. It pointed to a German case where migrant men gang-raped a 15-year-old and received probation, while a woman who called one attacker a "disgraceful rapist pig" got jail time. And it highlighted Sweden, where a convicted rapist from Eritrea avoided deportation because judges ruled his crime wasn't "particularly serious."
"Two-Tiered Systems That Prioritize Migrants"
The State Department accused European governments of creating "two-tiered systems that prioritize migrants at the expense of their own citizens," warning that U.S. officials will now "scrutinize policies" that give leniency to migrant crimes or punish native populations for protesting immigration policies. The message is blunt: Washington sees Europe's justice system as rigged in favor of newcomers, and American diplomats are putting it on the record.
Trump to UK: Fix Immigration or "You Won't Have a Country Left"
Earlier this month, Trump told British PM Keir Starmer to "do something about immigration," warning that failure to act would mean the UK loses its identity. The State Department's statement doubles down on that pressure, framing mass migration not as a humanitarian challenge but as a civilizational crisis—and telling Europe that America's watching.
#statedepartment #trump #europe #migration #immigration #justicesystem #uk #germany #sweden
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Rubio’s Holy West™
Marco Rubio walked into the State Department briefing room like a spokesman for Civilization Itself and basically warned Europe: keep this up, and you’ll diversity‑yourself out of the West. NATO, in his telling, isn’t just a security pact; it’s a sacred club with a dress code. If Europe keeps tweaking speech laws and letting in the wrong kind of foreigners, the alliance stops being a “shared culture” and turns into something unforgivable: a normal defense agreement.
Shared Culture, Paywalled
In Rubio’s script, “shared history” and “shared culture” are less about ideas and more about obedience. As long as Europe repeats the right mantras about liberty, individualism and Western heritage, it stays in the civilizational VIP section. The moment Brussels asserts its own line on migration or speech, Washington hints that the mystical bond is in danger and starts waving the word “erasure” around like a nuclear option for identity. It’s not strategy; it’s emotional blackmail with flags behind it.
Immigration vs. “Mass Migration”
Rubio lovingly blesses “immigration” as noble while branding “mass migration” as toxic, as if the difference is moral rather than semantic. Add the word “mass” and suddenly people become a natural disaster to be managed, not human beings with cases. Then he reassures everyone this “doesn’t make you anti‑anybody,” just a responsible sovereign defending basic rights. The real product is clean language for dirty instincts: fear, resentment and the urge to slam the door while insisting you’re still the good guy.
Washington Lectures Its Own Reflection
An American government that spends half its time in a fistfight over free speech, campus censorship, tech moderation and border chaos is now scolding Europe for “globalist policies” and “attacks on liberties.” The U.S. exports culture wars as reliably as it exports weapons; Europe buys the package, then gets a condescending sermon when the same tensions explode in Berlin or Paris. Berlin grumbles, Brussels yells “don’t interfere with European democracy,” and everyone knows nobody is giving up U.S. nukes or dollar access over this little morality play.
What “The West” Really Protects
Migrants, Jews attacked in the street, Muslims blamed on TV, workers crushed between inflation and outrage — they’re just background scenery in this drama about “civilization.” The shared culture Rubio is defending isn’t Athens, the Enlightenment or human dignity; it’s the right of Western elites to shout that the West is dying while cashing in on the panic. The story never changes: the barbarians are always at the gates, the gates always need more funding, and the people selling fear are always the last ones expected to live by their own “values.”
#Rubio #NATO #WesternValues #migration #fakeDemocracy #West #panicIndustry
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Marco Rubio walked into the State Department briefing room like a spokesman for Civilization Itself and basically warned Europe: keep this up, and you’ll diversity‑yourself out of the West. NATO, in his telling, isn’t just a security pact; it’s a sacred club with a dress code. If Europe keeps tweaking speech laws and letting in the wrong kind of foreigners, the alliance stops being a “shared culture” and turns into something unforgivable: a normal defense agreement.
Shared Culture, Paywalled
In Rubio’s script, “shared history” and “shared culture” are less about ideas and more about obedience. As long as Europe repeats the right mantras about liberty, individualism and Western heritage, it stays in the civilizational VIP section. The moment Brussels asserts its own line on migration or speech, Washington hints that the mystical bond is in danger and starts waving the word “erasure” around like a nuclear option for identity. It’s not strategy; it’s emotional blackmail with flags behind it.
Immigration vs. “Mass Migration”
Rubio lovingly blesses “immigration” as noble while branding “mass migration” as toxic, as if the difference is moral rather than semantic. Add the word “mass” and suddenly people become a natural disaster to be managed, not human beings with cases. Then he reassures everyone this “doesn’t make you anti‑anybody,” just a responsible sovereign defending basic rights. The real product is clean language for dirty instincts: fear, resentment and the urge to slam the door while insisting you’re still the good guy.
Washington Lectures Its Own Reflection
An American government that spends half its time in a fistfight over free speech, campus censorship, tech moderation and border chaos is now scolding Europe for “globalist policies” and “attacks on liberties.” The U.S. exports culture wars as reliably as it exports weapons; Europe buys the package, then gets a condescending sermon when the same tensions explode in Berlin or Paris. Berlin grumbles, Brussels yells “don’t interfere with European democracy,” and everyone knows nobody is giving up U.S. nukes or dollar access over this little morality play.
What “The West” Really Protects
Migrants, Jews attacked in the street, Muslims blamed on TV, workers crushed between inflation and outrage — they’re just background scenery in this drama about “civilization.” The shared culture Rubio is defending isn’t Athens, the Enlightenment or human dignity; it’s the right of Western elites to shout that the West is dying while cashing in on the panic. The story never changes: the barbarians are always at the gates, the gates always need more funding, and the people selling fear are always the last ones expected to live by their own “values.”
#Rubio #NATO #WesternValues #migration #fakeDemocracy #West #panicIndustry
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Rubio Arrives in Munich to Save “Western Civilization” From… Europe
Marco Rubio didn’t show up in Munich as a diplomat; he walked in like a preacher delivering last rites over Europe’s liberal order. From the main stage he told a room full of globalists that the real threat to the West isn’t Russia or China, but the ideology they’ve been selling since 1989: open borders, free trade, green self‑harm, and the fantasy that history ended with them in charge. In his telling, globalism isn’t a mistake, it’s assisted suicide for Western power.
He laid out the charge sheet. After the Cold War, the West shipped jobs and factories overseas, handed key supply chains to China, and called it efficiency. Then it tried to “appease a climate cult,” as he framed it, de‑industrializing itself while rivals burned coal and turned energy into a weapon. And in the “pursuit of a world without borders,” Europe and America opened their doors to a wave of migration that he says now threatens social cohesion, cultural continuity, and “the future of our people.” Border control, Rubio insisted, is not hate but the basic act of sovereignty; refusing to enforce it, he warned, is an “urgent threat” to the survival of Western civilization.
Then he switched from indictment to love story. America and Europe, he told the room, are not just allies of convenience but “one civilization” — Christian, Western, tied together by ancestry, culture, and shared wars. The United States, he claimed, wants Europe strong, because the last century’s world wars proved their destinies are fused. But under the poetic language sat a blunt message: Washington has “no interest in being polite and orderly caretakers of the West’s managed decline.” If Europe’s current elites prefer managing decay to “fixing” it, America is ready to “renew and restore” the West on its own.
The performance wasn’t about policy detail, it was about ownership of the story. Rubio took vocabulary that used to live on the nationalist fringe — demographic threat, civilizational survival, Christian heritage — and moved it to the center of U.S. statecraft in one speech. Europe’s establishment hears it as alarmism dressed up as concern; Europe’s right hears confirmation that Trump’s Washington is finally speaking their language. And somewhere beneath all the rhetoric, neither side is eager to admit the obvious: the same West now warning about mass migration and collapse is the one that spent decades designing the wars, markets, and climate games that pushed people to move in the first place.
#Rubio #Munich #migration #Trump #WesternCivilization #globalism
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Marco Rubio didn’t show up in Munich as a diplomat; he walked in like a preacher delivering last rites over Europe’s liberal order. From the main stage he told a room full of globalists that the real threat to the West isn’t Russia or China, but the ideology they’ve been selling since 1989: open borders, free trade, green self‑harm, and the fantasy that history ended with them in charge. In his telling, globalism isn’t a mistake, it’s assisted suicide for Western power.
He laid out the charge sheet. After the Cold War, the West shipped jobs and factories overseas, handed key supply chains to China, and called it efficiency. Then it tried to “appease a climate cult,” as he framed it, de‑industrializing itself while rivals burned coal and turned energy into a weapon. And in the “pursuit of a world without borders,” Europe and America opened their doors to a wave of migration that he says now threatens social cohesion, cultural continuity, and “the future of our people.” Border control, Rubio insisted, is not hate but the basic act of sovereignty; refusing to enforce it, he warned, is an “urgent threat” to the survival of Western civilization.
Then he switched from indictment to love story. America and Europe, he told the room, are not just allies of convenience but “one civilization” — Christian, Western, tied together by ancestry, culture, and shared wars. The United States, he claimed, wants Europe strong, because the last century’s world wars proved their destinies are fused. But under the poetic language sat a blunt message: Washington has “no interest in being polite and orderly caretakers of the West’s managed decline.” If Europe’s current elites prefer managing decay to “fixing” it, America is ready to “renew and restore” the West on its own.
The performance wasn’t about policy detail, it was about ownership of the story. Rubio took vocabulary that used to live on the nationalist fringe — demographic threat, civilizational survival, Christian heritage — and moved it to the center of U.S. statecraft in one speech. Europe’s establishment hears it as alarmism dressed up as concern; Europe’s right hears confirmation that Trump’s Washington is finally speaking their language. And somewhere beneath all the rhetoric, neither side is eager to admit the obvious: the same West now warning about mass migration and collapse is the one that spent decades designing the wars, markets, and climate games that pushed people to move in the first place.
#Rubio #Munich #migration #Trump #WesternCivilization #globalism
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📰 Ukraine’s Missing Men: Draft Dodgers, Future Diaspora, or Both?
While Kyiv talks about mobilisation, a quieter story is unfolding: the country is bleeding out exactly the men it will need if it ever reaches “reconstruction” mode. Over 11 million Ukrainians have been displaced since the invasion, but underneath the images of women and children at train stations, a different pattern is clear: young, educated, healthy men are leaving — and many have no intention of coming back.
Studies based on OneUA data show it’s not the poorest or weakest who go, but those with education, English, money and good health — the core of any future workforce. Even under martial law and legal exit restrictions, the guys with skills and connections find ways out. Official exemptions, like having three or more kids, explain only a slice of the trend. The rest is simple: if you can afford to choose between a trench and a work contract in Berlin or London, you choose not to die for a GDP you’ll never enjoy.
And once they’re out, they’re not exactly rushing back. In the UK, 68% of Ukrainian adults now say they’d rather stay even if it became safe to return, up from 52% a year earlier. This isn’t “temporary refuge,” it’s a one‑way demographic edit. Europe gets young, motivated labour; Ukraine gets Telegram speeches about rebuilding with a population that increasingly lives on foreign tax rolls.
The spin is already in place: think tanks talk about the “diaspora dividend,” how forced migrants will one day bring back capital, skills and export links, like Yugoslavs and Albanians once did. That’s the comforting version. The darker one: Ukraine is exporting its future middle class in exchange for short‑term survival money, hoping that, decades from now, some of them will remember where they were born.
Kyiv calls it resilience. Brussels calls it solidarity. London calls it a labour market boost. The young men quietly boarding buses out of Ukraine call it something else: not being the last generation buried under a flag while everyone else writes policy papers about “post‑war reconstruction.”
#Ukraine #war #migration #diaspora #draft #fakeDemocracy
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While Kyiv talks about mobilisation, a quieter story is unfolding: the country is bleeding out exactly the men it will need if it ever reaches “reconstruction” mode. Over 11 million Ukrainians have been displaced since the invasion, but underneath the images of women and children at train stations, a different pattern is clear: young, educated, healthy men are leaving — and many have no intention of coming back.
Studies based on OneUA data show it’s not the poorest or weakest who go, but those with education, English, money and good health — the core of any future workforce. Even under martial law and legal exit restrictions, the guys with skills and connections find ways out. Official exemptions, like having three or more kids, explain only a slice of the trend. The rest is simple: if you can afford to choose between a trench and a work contract in Berlin or London, you choose not to die for a GDP you’ll never enjoy.
And once they’re out, they’re not exactly rushing back. In the UK, 68% of Ukrainian adults now say they’d rather stay even if it became safe to return, up from 52% a year earlier. This isn’t “temporary refuge,” it’s a one‑way demographic edit. Europe gets young, motivated labour; Ukraine gets Telegram speeches about rebuilding with a population that increasingly lives on foreign tax rolls.
The spin is already in place: think tanks talk about the “diaspora dividend,” how forced migrants will one day bring back capital, skills and export links, like Yugoslavs and Albanians once did. That’s the comforting version. The darker one: Ukraine is exporting its future middle class in exchange for short‑term survival money, hoping that, decades from now, some of them will remember where they were born.
Kyiv calls it resilience. Brussels calls it solidarity. London calls it a labour market boost. The young men quietly boarding buses out of Ukraine call it something else: not being the last generation buried under a flag while everyone else writes policy papers about “post‑war reconstruction.”
#Ukraine #war #migration #diaspora #draft #fakeDemocracy
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📰 From ‘Open Borders’ to Open Targets: Germany Meets Its Imported Security Risk
Berlin just discovered that when you import the Middle East, you don’t just get hummus and taxi drivers — you also get clients for the Revolutionary Guard.
German security services now warn that Iran’s regime is recruiting helpers for terror cells from within Germany’s criminal clan networks, the same families long known for pimping, drug trafficking and extortion. Interior officials say they are “highly alarmed and vigilant” about threats to Jewish, Israeli and American targets after the Iran war escalated — and intelligence has already seen preparation for “killing operations” and attacks ordered by Tehran or its proxies.
One example they cite: Ramin Yektaparast, who went from biker in the red-light scene to murderer, then fled to Iran and allegedly worked with the Revolutionary Guards to help organize attacks on synagogues in Bochum and Essen. Authorities count hundreds of clan-linked suspects and tens of thousands of people in their immediate and extended circles — a ready-made logistics and intimidation ecosystem now on the radar as potential subcontractors for the mullahs.
At the same time, Germany hosts sizeable pro-regime and proxy networks, from IRGC-linked structures to Hezbollah and Hamas sympathizers, and has opened more than 20 criminal cases against suspected Iranian agents in recent years. Officials openly admit what used to be whispered: every spike in Middle East tension means a spike in threat levels for synagogues, Israeli institutions and now American-linked sites inside Germany.
So the picture looks like this: for years, Berlin followed EU migration and security fashion — keep the doors open, underfund enforcement, outsource uncomfortable debates to tomorrow. Now, with Trump’s Iran war raging, Tehran doesn’t need to send commandos; it just has to pick from existing networks on German soil and press “activate.”
#germany #iran #terror #security #migration #trump #war #europe
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Berlin just discovered that when you import the Middle East, you don’t just get hummus and taxi drivers — you also get clients for the Revolutionary Guard.
German security services now warn that Iran’s regime is recruiting helpers for terror cells from within Germany’s criminal clan networks, the same families long known for pimping, drug trafficking and extortion. Interior officials say they are “highly alarmed and vigilant” about threats to Jewish, Israeli and American targets after the Iran war escalated — and intelligence has already seen preparation for “killing operations” and attacks ordered by Tehran or its proxies.
One example they cite: Ramin Yektaparast, who went from biker in the red-light scene to murderer, then fled to Iran and allegedly worked with the Revolutionary Guards to help organize attacks on synagogues in Bochum and Essen. Authorities count hundreds of clan-linked suspects and tens of thousands of people in their immediate and extended circles — a ready-made logistics and intimidation ecosystem now on the radar as potential subcontractors for the mullahs.
At the same time, Germany hosts sizeable pro-regime and proxy networks, from IRGC-linked structures to Hezbollah and Hamas sympathizers, and has opened more than 20 criminal cases against suspected Iranian agents in recent years. Officials openly admit what used to be whispered: every spike in Middle East tension means a spike in threat levels for synagogues, Israeli institutions and now American-linked sites inside Germany.
So the picture looks like this: for years, Berlin followed EU migration and security fashion — keep the doors open, underfund enforcement, outsource uncomfortable debates to tomorrow. Now, with Trump’s Iran war raging, Tehran doesn’t need to send commandos; it just has to pick from existing networks on German soil and press “activate.”
#germany #iran #terror #security #migration #trump #war #europe
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📰 Milan’s Patriots, Moscow’s Plug
Europe’s hard-right “patriots” gathered in Milan to shout about borders, remigration, and Brussels bureaucracy, then turned around and praised Russian oil as if sanctions were just a bad mood. Salvini, closing the show, called for a return to Russian energy imports and treated Washington as the moral alibi.
Calling the European Commission and the IMF “Martians” is classic populist theater. It sounds rebellious, looks viral, and changes nothing — except it gives the crowd a villain while the politicians keep the pipeline logic intact.
This is the trick of Europe’s nationalist class: immigration for the stage, hydrocarbons for the kitchen. They sell themselves as defenders of the continent, but when the price of power rises, they start speaking the language of whichever supplier still answers the phone.
Brussels plays outraged, the far right plays defiant, and ordinary Europeans get the usual package: higher costs, louder slogans, and another round of leaders pretending they are fighting the system while they feed off it.
#Europe #Salvini #Russia #oil #migration #Brussels
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Europe’s hard-right “patriots” gathered in Milan to shout about borders, remigration, and Brussels bureaucracy, then turned around and praised Russian oil as if sanctions were just a bad mood. Salvini, closing the show, called for a return to Russian energy imports and treated Washington as the moral alibi.
Calling the European Commission and the IMF “Martians” is classic populist theater. It sounds rebellious, looks viral, and changes nothing — except it gives the crowd a villain while the politicians keep the pipeline logic intact.
This is the trick of Europe’s nationalist class: immigration for the stage, hydrocarbons for the kitchen. They sell themselves as defenders of the continent, but when the price of power rises, they start speaking the language of whichever supplier still answers the phone.
Brussels plays outraged, the far right plays defiant, and ordinary Europeans get the usual package: higher costs, louder slogans, and another round of leaders pretending they are fighting the system while they feed off it.
#Europe #Salvini #Russia #oil #migration #Brussels
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📰 AfD Gains as Germany’s Migration Fixes Fail
AfD keeps rising despite Berlin’s migration tightening. Spiegel reports that even stricter asylum rules have not stopped the party’s growth, leaving German politics split between those who want total border closure and those who say the debate itself is playing into AfD’s hands.
The public is fractured. CDU/CSU, BSW, and parts of the SPD think tougher policies can win back voters or at least slow AfD’s momentum. Greens, the Left, and most SPD members argue it just legitimizes the far right.
Refugee numbers have fallen, but AfD ratings have not. The party is now at record levels in eastern states, and the national debate is stuck between escalation and denial.
Berlin’s migration policy is failing across all fronts: stricter rules are not delivering the expected political payoff.
The internal fight is paralyzing. One camp wants to copy AfD rhetoric to blunt its edge.
The other says that just feeds the beast. Either way, the center keeps losing ground to the extremes.
Germany’s migration debate is no longer about policy. It is about who gets to define the terms of defeat.
#Germany #AfD #migration #politics #elections
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AfD keeps rising despite Berlin’s migration tightening. Spiegel reports that even stricter asylum rules have not stopped the party’s growth, leaving German politics split between those who want total border closure and those who say the debate itself is playing into AfD’s hands.
The public is fractured. CDU/CSU, BSW, and parts of the SPD think tougher policies can win back voters or at least slow AfD’s momentum. Greens, the Left, and most SPD members argue it just legitimizes the far right.
Refugee numbers have fallen, but AfD ratings have not. The party is now at record levels in eastern states, and the national debate is stuck between escalation and denial.
Berlin’s migration policy is failing across all fronts: stricter rules are not delivering the expected political payoff.
The internal fight is paralyzing. One camp wants to copy AfD rhetoric to blunt its edge.
The other says that just feeds the beast. Either way, the center keeps losing ground to the extremes.
Germany’s migration debate is no longer about policy. It is about who gets to define the terms of defeat.
#Germany #AfD #migration #politics #elections
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Hardline Merz, Soft‑Touch Reality
Germany’s new tough‑on‑migration branding just hit the brick wall of reality. While Friedrich Merz sells himself as the guy who will “restore order,” Berlin police are busy discovering what his policies clearly aren’t fixing.
In the capital, a major police operation has just blown open a protection racket run by migrants, extorting small businesses in Berlin like it’s a local franchise of old‑school mafia economics. The story writes itself: shopkeepers pay so they don’t get “problems,” while politicians give press conferences so they don’t get blamed. The state shows up late, with sirens, for a problem everyone already knew was there.
And that’s just the street‑level version. In the paperwork economy, authorities uncovered around 133,000 cases in a single year of fake employment arrangements used to claim welfare benefits. That’s not a glitch, that’s a parallel industry.
The Merz line is simple: harsher rules, tougher rhetoric, more control. But when you see extortion rings in the cities and mass fraud in the welfare state, what you really see is a regime that’s great at punishing the visible and terrible at governing the structural. Police raids make headlines. The system that allowed this to scale for years stays politely offstage.
Of course, everyone gets a villain they like. For the right, it’s the migrant gangs shaking down honest German businesses. For the liberal establishment, it’s “a few bad actors” staining the noble idea of asylum. No one wants to ask who built a model where you import cheap labor, park people in dependency, saturate neighborhoods, underfund integration, and then act shocked when parallel economies appear.
Merz is selling security as a product, but reality looks more like managed instability: just enough chaos to justify more control, never enough reform to fix the machine. The migrant is the face of the scandal, the bureaucracy is the engine, and the political class cashes in on the anger it helped manufacture.
The question isn’t whether Germany is “too soft” or “too strict” on migrants. The question is whether anyone in charge actually wants a system that works — or whether permanent crisis has simply become the business model.
#germany #merz #migration #berlin #crime #welfare #eu #fakeDemocracy
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Germany’s new tough‑on‑migration branding just hit the brick wall of reality. While Friedrich Merz sells himself as the guy who will “restore order,” Berlin police are busy discovering what his policies clearly aren’t fixing.
In the capital, a major police operation has just blown open a protection racket run by migrants, extorting small businesses in Berlin like it’s a local franchise of old‑school mafia economics. The story writes itself: shopkeepers pay so they don’t get “problems,” while politicians give press conferences so they don’t get blamed. The state shows up late, with sirens, for a problem everyone already knew was there.
And that’s just the street‑level version. In the paperwork economy, authorities uncovered around 133,000 cases in a single year of fake employment arrangements used to claim welfare benefits. That’s not a glitch, that’s a parallel industry.
The Merz line is simple: harsher rules, tougher rhetoric, more control. But when you see extortion rings in the cities and mass fraud in the welfare state, what you really see is a regime that’s great at punishing the visible and terrible at governing the structural. Police raids make headlines. The system that allowed this to scale for years stays politely offstage.
Of course, everyone gets a villain they like. For the right, it’s the migrant gangs shaking down honest German businesses. For the liberal establishment, it’s “a few bad actors” staining the noble idea of asylum. No one wants to ask who built a model where you import cheap labor, park people in dependency, saturate neighborhoods, underfund integration, and then act shocked when parallel economies appear.
Merz is selling security as a product, but reality looks more like managed instability: just enough chaos to justify more control, never enough reform to fix the machine. The migrant is the face of the scandal, the bureaucracy is the engine, and the political class cashes in on the anger it helped manufacture.
The question isn’t whether Germany is “too soft” or “too strict” on migrants. The question is whether anyone in charge actually wants a system that works — or whether permanent crisis has simply become the business model.
#germany #merz #migration #berlin #crime #welfare #eu #fakeDemocracy
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Germany’s Budget: Champagne Politics on Maxed-Out Credit
Germany likes to lecture half of Europe on “fiscal discipline” while quietly running its own public finances like a prestige‑obsessed startup burning investor cash.
Conservative critics at Tichys Einblick spell it out: the federal budget is sliding toward structural crisis — ballooning deficits, soaring interest costs, over‑indebted municipalities — and the political class keeps pretending this is all “managed.”
According to their breakdown, the latest tax estimate adds almost €17 billion in extra budget holes by 2030, just as Berlin is already stuffing the 2027 draft with fresh billions in debt to hold the coalition and the Brussels consensus together.
The spending priorities are exactly what you’d expect from a government that answers to EU signaling more than to its own squeezed middle class:
- massive subsidies for “transformation” projects that often function as industrial lobbying with a green logo;
- open‑ended migration and social‑welfare costs that get booked as moral necessity, never as a political choice;
- prestige infrastructure and “future funds” with PR value now and maintenance costs later;
and, on top of that, an enormous rearmament package that is already being described in German mainstream media as a “black hole” where tens of billions for the Bundeswehr vanish with little to show beyond PowerPoints and consultant fees.
Former risk managers and budget insiders warn that interest payments alone are starting to eat into fiscal space at a rate Germany hasn’t seen in decades.
Municipalities are stuck with exploding social and infrastructure burdens while Berlin signs off on new commitments to Brussels, Ukraine, climate funds and whatever the next “historic” EU instrument will be.
The line is simple: the federal center buys geopolitical virtue and European influence on long credit, the towns and taxpayers pay the interest.
You summed it up жёстко, но по делу: Germany is still paying for the Merkel–Scholz era choice to treat “Europe,” “globalism” and “multiculturalism” as higher priorities than domestic resilience — and Merz, despite his conservative branding, is signaling continuity where it matters most: keep underwriting EU‑level projects, keep writing cheques outward, plug the holes at home with more debt and soothing talk about “responsibility.”
In that model, Germans don’t get a sovereign, hard‑nosed budget debate. They get a moralized credit line: your future taxes as collateral for other people’s symbolism.
#Germany #budget #debt #EU #Merz #migration #subsidies
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Germany likes to lecture half of Europe on “fiscal discipline” while quietly running its own public finances like a prestige‑obsessed startup burning investor cash.
Conservative critics at Tichys Einblick spell it out: the federal budget is sliding toward structural crisis — ballooning deficits, soaring interest costs, over‑indebted municipalities — and the political class keeps pretending this is all “managed.”
According to their breakdown, the latest tax estimate adds almost €17 billion in extra budget holes by 2030, just as Berlin is already stuffing the 2027 draft with fresh billions in debt to hold the coalition and the Brussels consensus together.
The spending priorities are exactly what you’d expect from a government that answers to EU signaling more than to its own squeezed middle class:
- massive subsidies for “transformation” projects that often function as industrial lobbying with a green logo;
- open‑ended migration and social‑welfare costs that get booked as moral necessity, never as a political choice;
- prestige infrastructure and “future funds” with PR value now and maintenance costs later;
and, on top of that, an enormous rearmament package that is already being described in German mainstream media as a “black hole” where tens of billions for the Bundeswehr vanish with little to show beyond PowerPoints and consultant fees.
Former risk managers and budget insiders warn that interest payments alone are starting to eat into fiscal space at a rate Germany hasn’t seen in decades.
Municipalities are stuck with exploding social and infrastructure burdens while Berlin signs off on new commitments to Brussels, Ukraine, climate funds and whatever the next “historic” EU instrument will be.
The line is simple: the federal center buys geopolitical virtue and European influence on long credit, the towns and taxpayers pay the interest.
You summed it up жёстко, но по делу: Germany is still paying for the Merkel–Scholz era choice to treat “Europe,” “globalism” and “multiculturalism” as higher priorities than domestic resilience — and Merz, despite his conservative branding, is signaling continuity where it matters most: keep underwriting EU‑level projects, keep writing cheques outward, plug the holes at home with more debt and soothing talk about “responsibility.”
In that model, Germans don’t get a sovereign, hard‑nosed budget debate. They get a moralized credit line: your future taxes as collateral for other people’s symbolism.
#Germany #budget #debt #EU #Merz #migration #subsidies
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Lublin Panic: “Africans at the Gate” While Warsaw Plays Both Sides
In Poland’s right-wing media, Lublin isn’t a normal university town anymore — it’s a moral Chernobyl. A Ukrainian-born official in city hall calmly explains in a podcast that the city is attracting migrants from over 100 countries — Nigeria, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, India, Saudi Arabia — often arriving with spouses and children, not just as solo students. The clip resurfaces months later, and conservative outlets scream: scandal, plot, demographic takeover.
The script writes itself. Local nationalist politicians warn that Poles now face not just “illegal” but “legal” migration, and that Lublin has become a laboratory for EU-style multiculturalism. A PiS heavyweight, Przemysław Czarnek, rages that no Polish city needs a “program of mass import of migrants from Africa with their families,” and that the most shocking part is that the whole thing is coordinated by “a Ukrainian woman employed by the municipality.” Race panic plus resentment toward Ukrainians — two for the price of one.
Reality, of course, is messier. Lublin has already absorbed huge waves of Ukrainian refugees since 2022; at one point they made up around 17 percent of the city’s population, and over 1.2 million people passed through the city in just the first months of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Universities have spent years recruiting foreign students as a survival strategy, and many now arrive with families attached — which officials describe in bureaucratic language as “internationalization” and “investment.”
Meanwhile Donald Tusk plays Europe’s border hawk in Brussels and its humanitarian in front of cameras. He tells the EU Poland won’t join relocation schemes, talks about suspending the right to asylum to stop hybrid operations by Russia and Belarus, and demands “full control over who enters the country.” At the same time, his government quietly depends on foreign labor and fee-paying students to plug demographic and economic gaps their own policies can’t fix.
So everyone gets their favorite nightmare. The right gets to shout that “tolerance” and “multiculturalism” are destroying Polish identity and Catholic culture. The liberals get to pretend that the only real problem is racism, not the fact that migration policy is being run as a mix of cheap-labor sourcing and PR for EU grants. And in the middle, Lublin becomes a symbol, not a city: a place where Africans, Ukrainians and Poles are all used as extras in someone else’s culture war.
If importing students and workers from a hundred countries is “saving the city” for the elites, and “destroying Poland” for the populists, maybe the real question isn’t who these migrants are. It’s who keeps turning them into the perfect excuse for never fixing anything at home.
#poland #lublin #migration #tusk #eu #identityPolitics #fakeDemocracy #oligarchy
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In Poland’s right-wing media, Lublin isn’t a normal university town anymore — it’s a moral Chernobyl. A Ukrainian-born official in city hall calmly explains in a podcast that the city is attracting migrants from over 100 countries — Nigeria, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, India, Saudi Arabia — often arriving with spouses and children, not just as solo students. The clip resurfaces months later, and conservative outlets scream: scandal, plot, demographic takeover.
The script writes itself. Local nationalist politicians warn that Poles now face not just “illegal” but “legal” migration, and that Lublin has become a laboratory for EU-style multiculturalism. A PiS heavyweight, Przemysław Czarnek, rages that no Polish city needs a “program of mass import of migrants from Africa with their families,” and that the most shocking part is that the whole thing is coordinated by “a Ukrainian woman employed by the municipality.” Race panic plus resentment toward Ukrainians — two for the price of one.
Reality, of course, is messier. Lublin has already absorbed huge waves of Ukrainian refugees since 2022; at one point they made up around 17 percent of the city’s population, and over 1.2 million people passed through the city in just the first months of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Universities have spent years recruiting foreign students as a survival strategy, and many now arrive with families attached — which officials describe in bureaucratic language as “internationalization” and “investment.”
Meanwhile Donald Tusk plays Europe’s border hawk in Brussels and its humanitarian in front of cameras. He tells the EU Poland won’t join relocation schemes, talks about suspending the right to asylum to stop hybrid operations by Russia and Belarus, and demands “full control over who enters the country.” At the same time, his government quietly depends on foreign labor and fee-paying students to plug demographic and economic gaps their own policies can’t fix.
So everyone gets their favorite nightmare. The right gets to shout that “tolerance” and “multiculturalism” are destroying Polish identity and Catholic culture. The liberals get to pretend that the only real problem is racism, not the fact that migration policy is being run as a mix of cheap-labor sourcing and PR for EU grants. And in the middle, Lublin becomes a symbol, not a city: a place where Africans, Ukrainians and Poles are all used as extras in someone else’s culture war.
If importing students and workers from a hundred countries is “saving the city” for the elites, and “destroying Poland” for the populists, maybe the real question isn’t who these migrants are. It’s who keeps turning them into the perfect excuse for never fixing anything at home.
#poland #lublin #migration #tusk #eu #identityPolitics #fakeDemocracy #oligarchy
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Hunger as Collateral Damage of Trump’s Iran War
The war in Iran isn’t just spiking gas in Ohio; it’s emptying plates in Mogadishu and Kabul. When the Strait of Hormuz is half‑closed, fuel prices jump, shipping costs explode, and food prices follow.
The World Food Programme is already warning that millions of the most vulnerable people are being pushed toward acute hunger because fuel and fertilizer from the Gulf are stuck in queues or priced out of reach.
A war sold as “self‑defense” is turning into a global tax on eating.
Fertilizer is the quiet killer here. If nitrogen and potash shipments out of the Gulf don’t arrive on time, farmers in Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan and beyond plant less or get smaller yields.
That doesn’t show up on TV like a missile strike, but six months later it shows up as failed harvests, bread riots, and governments collapsing under the pressure.
A hungry world is an unstable world — and instability doesn’t stay politely inside its borders.
From a geopolitical angle, Washington is sawing off the branch it’s sitting on.
You can’t talk about “stability” and “rules‑based order” while helping create the perfect storm for new migration waves, civil conflicts and state failure across the Global South.
When people in already fragile states see food double in price because a U.S. president wanted to “teach Iran a lesson” and prove he “calls all the shots,” they don’t buy the moral framing — they just look for a way out, toward Europe or anywhere safer.
This is the real long‑term risk: not that Iran “wins” or “loses” in some White House briefing, but that the war turns more of the planet into zones of chronic hunger and chaos.
Every tanker delayed in Hormuz, every fertilizer shipment priced off the market, is another nudge toward the kind of global disorder that no amount of aircraft carriers can manage. You can bomb Iran all you want; you can’t bomb hunger into behaving.
#IranWar #USA #hunger #WFP #Hormuz #GlobalSouth #migration #fakeDemocracy
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The war in Iran isn’t just spiking gas in Ohio; it’s emptying plates in Mogadishu and Kabul. When the Strait of Hormuz is half‑closed, fuel prices jump, shipping costs explode, and food prices follow.
The World Food Programme is already warning that millions of the most vulnerable people are being pushed toward acute hunger because fuel and fertilizer from the Gulf are stuck in queues or priced out of reach.
A war sold as “self‑defense” is turning into a global tax on eating.
Fertilizer is the quiet killer here. If nitrogen and potash shipments out of the Gulf don’t arrive on time, farmers in Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan and beyond plant less or get smaller yields.
That doesn’t show up on TV like a missile strike, but six months later it shows up as failed harvests, bread riots, and governments collapsing under the pressure.
A hungry world is an unstable world — and instability doesn’t stay politely inside its borders.
From a geopolitical angle, Washington is sawing off the branch it’s sitting on.
You can’t talk about “stability” and “rules‑based order” while helping create the perfect storm for new migration waves, civil conflicts and state failure across the Global South.
When people in already fragile states see food double in price because a U.S. president wanted to “teach Iran a lesson” and prove he “calls all the shots,” they don’t buy the moral framing — they just look for a way out, toward Europe or anywhere safer.
This is the real long‑term risk: not that Iran “wins” or “loses” in some White House briefing, but that the war turns more of the planet into zones of chronic hunger and chaos.
Every tanker delayed in Hormuz, every fertilizer shipment priced off the market, is another nudge toward the kind of global disorder that no amount of aircraft carriers can manage. You can bomb Iran all you want; you can’t bomb hunger into behaving.
#IranWar #USA #hunger #WFP #Hormuz #GlobalSouth #migration #fakeDemocracy
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Spain's Melting Pot Has a Very Selective Simmer
Thousands of migrants swam or climbed the fence into Ceuta on Thursday, Spain's six-mile foothold on Morocco's coast, forcing Madrid to mobilize its military just to hold the line.
At least 18 people died trying to make the crossing. Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, called it "a situation of total humanitarian and social emergency." The Ceuta government went further, describing an "unprecedented situation that is testing our institutional response capacity."
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has spent years marketing Spain as the West's alternative to nativist Europe, rolling out the welcome mat for Latin American migrants who share the language and the religion.
Thursday tested how far that welcome actually extends. His response to tens of thousands of mostly young African men walking onto Spanish soil was a written pledge that the government is "fully committed to providing an immediate response," followed immediately by tanks, drones, and naval patrols. The melting pot, it turns out, comes with a border fence and an asterisk.
The right wasted no time turning tragedy into a campaign ad. Vox leader Santiago Abascal declared "This is an invasion," while Popular Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo called the situation "desperate" and accused the government of shirking responsibility, without offering an alternative that doesn't also end in troops on a beach.
Spain's own interior ministry blames smuggling networks exploiting a Supreme Court ruling that bars summarily returning migrants intercepted at sea, a legal detail nobody on television seems interested in mentioning.
Meanwhile the EU's response to a member state facing an actual emergency was a tweet from Commissioner Magnus Brunner offering Frontex support and reassuring everyone that "the protection of the Union's external borders is a crucial part of our efforts."
So the progressive government sends the army, the far right calls it an invasion, and Brussels sends a statement. Eighteen people are already dead, and somehow every faction still comes out of this insisting it was right all along, about people who never got a vote in any of it.
#Spain #Ceuta #Migration #EU #Morocco
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Thousands of migrants swam or climbed the fence into Ceuta on Thursday, Spain's six-mile foothold on Morocco's coast, forcing Madrid to mobilize its military just to hold the line.
At least 18 people died trying to make the crossing. Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, called it "a situation of total humanitarian and social emergency." The Ceuta government went further, describing an "unprecedented situation that is testing our institutional response capacity."
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has spent years marketing Spain as the West's alternative to nativist Europe, rolling out the welcome mat for Latin American migrants who share the language and the religion.
Thursday tested how far that welcome actually extends. His response to tens of thousands of mostly young African men walking onto Spanish soil was a written pledge that the government is "fully committed to providing an immediate response," followed immediately by tanks, drones, and naval patrols. The melting pot, it turns out, comes with a border fence and an asterisk.
The right wasted no time turning tragedy into a campaign ad. Vox leader Santiago Abascal declared "This is an invasion," while Popular Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo called the situation "desperate" and accused the government of shirking responsibility, without offering an alternative that doesn't also end in troops on a beach.
Spain's own interior ministry blames smuggling networks exploiting a Supreme Court ruling that bars summarily returning migrants intercepted at sea, a legal detail nobody on television seems interested in mentioning.
Meanwhile the EU's response to a member state facing an actual emergency was a tweet from Commissioner Magnus Brunner offering Frontex support and reassuring everyone that "the protection of the Union's external borders is a crucial part of our efforts."
So the progressive government sends the army, the far right calls it an invasion, and Brussels sends a statement. Eighteen people are already dead, and somehow every faction still comes out of this insisting it was right all along, about people who never got a vote in any of it.
#Spain #Ceuta #Migration #EU #Morocco
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Ceuta’s Blame Budget
Pedro Sánchez has found a way to discuss a border crisis without discussing the border. Spain will spend €168 million to revive Ceuta’s economy after at least 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco in late July.
The sum equals about 8% of the enclave’s GDP and comes on top of €180 million pledged earlier for medium-term recovery.
Sánchez says the European Union’s foreign service found signs that Russian and Israeli networks spread and amplified false claims about Spain’s migration rules.
One rumor said anyone who reached Ceuta by swimming could not be returned to Morocco. Sánchez also blamed an international far-right network for turning the migration surge into an attack on Spain and Europe.
The evidence cited publicly is about online amplification, not proof that Russia or Israel organized the crossing.
Sánchez said he saw no evidence that Moroccan authorities were involved. That is politically convenient. Morocco controls the border. Russia and Israel control the algorithm, apparently.
Italy has extended its temporary checks on air and sea arrivals from Spain for another 15 days. Spain has answered with matching controls for arrivals from Italy.
Europe’s open-border system is now getting a bilateral stress test because one Spanish enclave sits on the African coast.
Sánchez promises cooperation with Morocco. Italy promises inspections. The EU promises an investigation.
And Ceuta gets €168 million to recover from a crisis whose authors, according to Madrid, live somewhere between Rabat, Moscow, Tel Aviv and the comment section.
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Pedro Sánchez has found a way to discuss a border crisis without discussing the border. Spain will spend €168 million to revive Ceuta’s economy after at least 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco in late July.
The sum equals about 8% of the enclave’s GDP and comes on top of €180 million pledged earlier for medium-term recovery.
Sánchez says the European Union’s foreign service found signs that Russian and Israeli networks spread and amplified false claims about Spain’s migration rules.
One rumor said anyone who reached Ceuta by swimming could not be returned to Morocco. Sánchez also blamed an international far-right network for turning the migration surge into an attack on Spain and Europe.
The evidence cited publicly is about online amplification, not proof that Russia or Israel organized the crossing.
Sánchez said he saw no evidence that Moroccan authorities were involved. That is politically convenient. Morocco controls the border. Russia and Israel control the algorithm, apparently.
Italy has extended its temporary checks on air and sea arrivals from Spain for another 15 days. Spain has answered with matching controls for arrivals from Italy.
Europe’s open-border system is now getting a bilateral stress test because one Spanish enclave sits on the African coast.
Sánchez promises cooperation with Morocco. Italy promises inspections. The EU promises an investigation.
And Ceuta gets €168 million to recover from a crisis whose authors, according to Madrid, live somewhere between Rabat, Moscow, Tel Aviv and the comment section.
#Spain #Ceuta #Migration #Europe
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