Spain has utterly lost control of Muslim migration, and deploying police to 95% Muslim Senegal will prove futile. While the government is “fighting to dismantle criminal networks of human trafficking,” it has completely disregarded the threat of jihad terror, and the inevitable crime surge by Islamic supremacist gangsters and thugs. Already the EU has seen a rise of Muslim no-go “war” zones, where riots and even bombings have become routine, causing police to give up, as many have in Sweden. Muslim no-go zones are in fact all over Europe, and while the rule of law is being trampled by hooligans, police “stand down,” as they are either ordered to do, or do on their own out of fear for their lives. In France, police in a Muslim no-go zone declared: “‘You only have to move somewhere else’ or go vigilante.”
Spain pulled together a socialist coalition government last January. The Minister for Social Security, Inclusion, and Migration, José Luis Escriva, suggested that Spain needs “eight or nine million people“ to keep the country’s working population at the same level. Good luck to the citizens of Spain, who are already burdened by socialism and are soon to be overcome by the hijrah.
“Spain to send more police to Senegal to curb illegal migration, says foreign minister,” Reuters, November 22, 2020:
DAKAR (Reuters) – Spain will increase its police presence in Senegal to tackle criminal networks behind an upsurge in illegal migration from the West African coast to its territory, Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya said on Sunday.
She spoke after meeting her counterpart in the Senegalese capital Dakar to discuss the crisis, which has seen around 17,000 migrants land on the Canary Islands this year, a more than 1,000% increase from 2019, driven by economic hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To encourage would-be migrants to pursue regular channels, Spain will broaden the social security rights of Senegalese citizens legally resident in Spain, Gonzalez Laya told reporters.
In addition, it will reinforce its “presence of men and women from the Guardia Civil, the national police, fighting to dismantle criminal networks of human trafficking in this country,” she said without giving further details.
The Guardia Civil has worked with the Senegalese Coast Guard since 2006 to intercept and deter migrants from undertaking the perilous Atlantic route to Spain’s Canary Islands off the coast of northwestern Africa.
More than 400 people from Senegal are believed to have died attempting the passage since the beginning of October alone, Alarm Phone, a hotline service for migrants stranded at sea, says…