Migrant Crisis in Ceuta, Spain

Alex Laboy for Rebel News, and I'm here in Ceuta,

Spain. And I'm with my colleague Efrain Flores

Maciento

is behind the camera. We are currently at one of the migrant

center, the

Centro Ecuestre. Um, as you can see behind me, there

is hundreds of illegals being

lined up. Just

over here, you can see more of them, mainly female because

we were spo-- speaking with one of the taxi driver

that was explaining

that mainly they are separating female and male because it's a

common thing to see rape.

As you can see also,

those illegals are mainly from the

south of Africa, mainly like Sub-Saharan,

as well as Mauritanians and other places.

Um, I was speaking with the taxi driver, and what he was explaining is

that this is a common thing here in Ceuta that people are

crossing illegally. And I asked him, "Is it normal?

Like, is it the people crossed on Thursday

and Friday

during the massive invasion?" And what he was explaining is like

maybe fifty, fifty percent of the people

who were already there. On top of that, the

army brought more of the people they were able to

catch across the city. So they are here probably to be

processed. But I need to add that

it's not only them. We saw on our way the

beach is full of them. Hundreds of them are

on the beach. This is insane, the n-number of

illegals for a tiny, tiny, tiny Spanish

autonomous city. Um, we talk about eighty-three thousand

people who are living here.

And I ask who is paying for all of them?

And apparently it's the European Union.

This is suicidal empathy.

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Translated with MON.