Donald Trump tells GB News 'Spain will be a RUINED country' amid Ceuta migrant crisis

Donald Trump tells GB News 'Spain will be a RUINED country' amid Ceuta migrant crisis  GB News

Tens of thousands rallied across Spain protesting the government's handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis.

A new report alleging Moroccan involvement in the migrant surge threatens to upend the Spanish PM’s narrative and further erode his standing with voters.

Fury has broken out over the mass influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish city of Cueta.

Tensions continue over migrants still stranded in Ceuta and the Sanchez government’s handling of the fallout.

As tensions remain high in the Spanish enclave, the government has announced a range of measures, including economic aid, emergency shelter and a visit from King Felipe VI. Yet the prime minister continues to face mounting criticism, even from within his own ranks.

As tensions remain high in the Spanish enclave, the government has announced a range of measures, including economic aid, emergency shelter and a visit from King Felipe VI. Yet the prime minister continues to face mounting criticism, even from within his own ranks.

Spanish opposition parties accuse Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the residents of Ceuta.

Tens of thousands in Spain protest Ceuta border crisis  AP News

Thousands protest in Ceuta as Spain rallies over enclave's migrant crisis  Reuters

MIGRATION-EUROPE-SPAIN:Thousands protest in Ceuta as Spain rallies over enclave's migrant crisis

The Spanish city of Ceuta on the northern African coast normally celebrates its official holiday on Sept. 2

Lawmakers from the European People’s Party and Patriots for Europe accuse Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the Spanish exclave, as a press report suggests the mass entry incident was guided by Moroccan security forces.

CEUTA, Spain, Sept 2 - Residents in Spain's Ceuta appealed for calm on Wednesday as hundreds of rallies were planned nationwide in solidarity with the North African enclave, which is suffering an unprecedented migration crisis that many blame on the central government.

Spain's interior minister has asked police to check a report where a government agency blamed Moroccan security forces for July's mass migrant entry to Ceuta, contradicting Pedro Sánchez's claims that Moroccan authorities weren't involved.

“After July 30th and 31st, there was an expansion of these hoaxes and this disinformation by social networks associated with both Russia and Israel," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said.

Spain's Pedro Sanchez says Russian and Israeli networks helped spread disinformation over the deadly migrant crisis in Ceuta, while denying Moroccan involvement

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said there were signs Russia and Israel had spread the disinformation over Spain's migration policy that triggered last month's rush of migrants into Ceuta, but no evidence of Moroccan ​involvement. Both Israel and Russia have denied their involvement. Over 72,000 migrants ‌irregula

The decision to extend the suspension "was taken ... due to the persistence of the factors that had led to the reintroduction of the measures on Aug. 1," Italy's interior ministry said in a statement.

The investigation into what caused the migration crisis in Ceuta is still underway, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Cadena Ser radio, but social media has already been flooded with fake news and disinformation.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday there were signs Russia and Israel had spread the disinformation over Spain’s migration policy that triggered last month’s rush of migrants into Ceuta, but no evidence of Moroccan involvement. Over 72,000 migrants irregularly crossed ‌from Morocco into the tiny Spanis

Spain's Sanchez: Israel amplified disinformation over Ceuta migrant crisis  Haaretz

Spanish law enforcement officials on Sunday night detained three Moroccan illegal migrants involved in throwing bottles filled with corrosive liquids at military officials in Ceuta.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist party is losing support ahead of an election next year, according to the first major opinion poll published since the government faced a major migration crisis in the city of Ceuta.