In case you missed it, an estimated 60,000 “migrants” stormed across the border into Spain over the course of 24 hours. That’s hard to picture, but no worries. You can “Google it.”
[T]he event showed just how quickly a country can lose its sovereignty. Tens of thousands of people entered in one day illegally. Spain cannot easily deport these migrants either. Those who claim to seek asylum must be processed, minors get even more protections, and a recent court ruling reportedly restricts the government’s ability to deport migrants who arrived via the ocean.
In other words, breaking the border can happen almost instantaneously. And deporting those Moroccans will take tons of time, effort, money, court proceedings, and hurdling of whatever other roadblocks Spain’s leftist politicians put in place.
The point of the pull quote should appear obvious, and it parallels something I say all the time. It’s easy to break things. Fixing them can take years. We’ve made a lot of progress on the border and deportations, but 1) it’ll take a long time to get all the criminals out of America, 2) all that work can be undone by the left on day one, and 3) it’s a lot more expensive to fix a mess than it is to prevent one if you ever even get another chance to fix it.
The midterms matter, but so does every election.
Americans should recognize the problem. For four years they watched millions of illegal aliens literally break down barriers and flood the border while the Biden administration dismantled enforcement, expanded parole programs, flew migrants into the country, and even fought states like Texas that tried to protect themselves.
And don’t just nod your head and agree. You’re probably going to vote anyway, so for this to have any meaning, and for what we do here together, more people need to see it, feel it, and they need to be encouraged, cajoled, even herded to the polls to make sure the good work doesn’t get undone and the work that still remains can continue.
We do that by talking to people out in the real world, not just to each other.
What happened in Spain is a lesson about more than an illegal alien invasion or the fact that we know the Left will open Americans’ borders to anyone and everyone, including military-aged males who might attack the food or water supply, energy infrastructure, or anything else that might harm or cripple the nation.
Biden and Harris let them all in. Trump and Vance are trying to find them to get them out. Democrats are fighting, resisting, even shooting at ICE agents to protect murderers, rapists, and child molesters, as well as psychopaths here to cause significant local or regional harm.
The Democrat response to the aliens they let in is to complain about the lack of resources created by foreign invaders accessing services they aren’t entitled to at the expense of Americans who may actually need them.
There are lots of lessons. Like how you and everyone you know need to swarm the polls in November to keep what happened in Spain, and all the other crap Biden and Harris left for Republicans to fix, from happening again. Oh, and wherever possible, vote for the best Republicans. They won’t all be great, but like I also like to say, after the primaries, a bad Republican is always going to be better than a good Democrat.
By the way, Konstantin Kisin has a great piece on this. Special Message from the Office of Approved Opinions Regarding the Ceuta Incident.
A few examples of how to view this, for our liberal “friends.”
False Claim: “They are economic migrants, not asylum seekers”
This claim is false. Yes, when asked why they were coming the migrants explained that they want to get money and welfare but that is because they haven’t yet been coached by do-gooding immigration lawyers to claim that they are gender-queer LGBTQ activists fleeing persecution. Many are also fleeing the climate crisis which is why they’ve gone from North Africa to North Africa where the climate is much better. …
False Claim: “This incident is the result of the socialist government of Spain offering an amnesty to up to a million illegal immigrants earlier this year”
To suggest that there is any connection between government policy and people’s behaviour is wrong and offensive. Studies show no link between rewarding behaviour and encouraging it, which is why we give children sweets every time they scream.False Claim: “This was an invasion”
This claim is false. There is considerable evidence that the migrants were encouraged to enter Spain by the government of Morocco. How can it be an invasion if it is deliberately organised by a foreign country?
Finally, we would like to assure the public that appropriate action is being taken: individuals who have shared any of these false claims will be receiving a visit from specially-trained police officers in order to check their thinking.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
