The national spokesperson for Agenda España of Vox, Isabel Pérez Moñino, stated this Friday in Ceuta that in Spain "there is absolutely no room for anyone else" and that the country is "facing a true invasion." In this context, she demanded the immediate closure of the border, an increase in resources for the Army, and the expulsion of the thousands of illegal immigrants who have accessed the Autonomous City in recent days.
In statements to the media after the visit to Ceuta by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, Pérez Moñino labeled the Executive as "traitorous and corrupt" and claimed that "it is promoting these hordes of illegal immigrants." As a counterpoint, she directed a message of support to the local population emphasizing that "there is a Spanish people who stand with them."
"It is time to send a very important message to the whole world. And it is that in Spain there is absolutely no room for anyone else," she insisted, contrasting Vox's proposals with "the messages from the PP and the PSOE" and their "open border policies." She argued that "against the policies that lay out a red carpet for these invaders (...) in Vox we are going to defend and are defending national priority."
The leader warned "loud and clear" that the arrival of migrants constitutes "a true invasion" led by "hordes of illegal immigrants, men of military age who are willing to enter our country with total impunity," and emphasized that her party stands "with the thousands of Ceutíes who are afraid and who have a lot of uncertainty about everything that is happening."
After demanding the Government the "closure of the border" and holding Sánchez responsible for "having reinforced the role of mafias, criminals, and delinquents in Spain," she predicted that "the moment of mass deportations will come" because, "just as they have entered, they will leave."
Pérez Moñino concluded her speech by defending that "it is time to raise our voice, it is time to be brave" and emphasized that the formation led by Santiago Abascal "has been denouncing that this was going to happen for years" and registering initiatives "in the Congress of Deputies and in the regional legislative assemblies."
Vox Ceuta points out political responsibilities
The president of Vox in the city, Juan Sergio Redondo, has blamed the current situation on Sánchez's Government, on his Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and on the president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, for "the submission that has been shown during all these years" to the "suicidal" policies regarding immigration and in relations with Morocco of the head of the central Executive.
Redondo has stated, moreover, that "this was the chronicle of a foretold death," a scenario that, he has indicated, "Vox has been announcing for a long time at the national level."
"We have pointed out the problem we had at the jetties, we have shown the solution, we have pointed out the culprits, we have pointed out Morocco's strategy, we have always found the negative response, even mockery from both socialists and the Popular Party here in Ceuta. Unfortunately, we were right. What was expected to happen has happened and now we have to see what solution we give," he concluded.