

Spanish police have begun moving thousands of invading migrants from makeshift beach camps in the North African exclave of Ceuta in an operation that has quickly descended into chaos, according to media reports.
Crowds surged toward temporary shelters as officers struggled to maintain control, firing rubber bullets into the air and using batons.
The operation began early on Friday, with riot police and the Spanish military deployed to clear the makeshift camps and escort migrants to a new port camp.
4,000 Nation Snatchers
The facility is the fifth temporary reception center opened in Ceuta and can accommodate around 1,800 people, while an estimated 4,000 migrants have been barely surviving on the once-holiday beaches.
Footage from local media shows hundreds crowding the designated route, with some breaking into a run as officers struggled to control the group.
Violence to quell mobs of migrants

Police fired rubber bullets into the air and struck several people with batons before the situation calmed and migrants continued towards the port under escort.
The port facility is intended for adult men, while ‘minors’ are being housed separately.
Betrayed by Socialist-Marxist Madrid
Opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijoo accused the Madrid regime of failing to maintain public order, while officials said additional locations would be needed to house migrants who cannot be accommodated at the port.
72,000 Benefit Bandits

The crisis erupted after more than 72,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30 and 31, with the mass influx overwhelming Spanish border authorities.
It is claimed that most were subsequently returned, but thousands, including unaccompanied minors, have remained in the enclave. The mass crossing has since fueled scrutiny of Madrid’s handling of the crisis.
Madrid Ignored intelligence
Declassified documents released by the Spanish far-left regime show that the National Intelligence Center (CNI) warned officials in Ceuta and Moroccan intelligence on July 29 about online calls for migrants to breach the border by land and sea the following day.

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