Thousands Storm Spain’s Border as Europe’s Migrant Crisis Explodes

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Dramatic footage appears to show large groups of migrants overwhelming border security and entering the Spanish territory of Ceuta—one of the European Union’s only land borders with Africa.

In this reaction, I examine the growing European migrant crisis, Spain’s approach to illegal immigration, the reported regularization of hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants, and concerns that people entering Spanish territory could eventually travel throughout Europe or attempt to reach the United Kingdom.

The discussion covers border security, illegal migration, Spain’s immigration policies, the European Union, Ceuta, Morocco, small-boat crossings, deportation laws, Brexit, the European Convention on Human Rights, and whether European leaders are genuinely willing to regain control of their borders.

The footage also sparks a wider debate over whether these crossings should be treated as a manageable immigration issue or a serious threat to European sovereignty. While one political commentator argues that unauthorized land crossings have occurred throughout human history and should not cause widespread alarm, I explain why governments have a responsibility to know who is entering their territory and enforce their immigration laws.

This is not an argument that every migrant is dangerous. It is an argument that no country can remain secure when large numbers of unidentified people are able to overwhelm its border and enter without authorization.

Can Europe still reverse the crisis, or have years of political inaction made the situation nearly impossible to control?

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