
Key Points
- Migrant crisis in Ceuta
- Abascal criticizes the government
- Deportation of migrants demanded
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Vox party leader Santiago Abascal visited Ceuta and criticized the migrant crisis. Abascal stated that the government has not deported migrants and that there are still thousands of migrants in the city. Abascal said that the government is unable to cope with the migrant crisis and that people in the city cannot leave their homes. He also stated that migrants should be deported and that if the government does not do so, Spaniards will have to defend themselves. Over 60,000 migrants entered the city last week. The government announced that the majority of migrants have already been deported, but images shared by Abascal show that the city still hosts a large migrant population.
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- What is happening in Ceuta?
- A major migrant crisis is occurring in Ceuta.
- What is Abascal saying?
- Abascal says that the government is unable to cope with the migrant crisis and that migrants should be deported.
- How many migrants are there?
- It is reported that there are over 60,000 migrants in Ceuta.
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