The overhwhelming migrant blitz on Spain shatters globalist fiction and proves over leaders have abandoned sovereign borders

Can we say “invasion” now?What other word is there for the rough intrusion of tens of thousands of young men into the sovereign territory of a foreign nation?Surely not even the sappiest leftist in his tattered keffiyeh and “Refugees Welcome” T-shirt would describe the thuggish gatecrashing of an independent nation as “asylum seeking.”That might be the one and only upside to the extraordinary events in Ceuta this week: the death, at last, of euphemism.The impossibility of any longer dressing up the West’s suicidal abandonment of its borders as “kindness.”President Trump tried to warn us.Almost exactly a year ago, as he arrived for a golf tour in Scotland, he lamented the “horrible invasion” of Europe by unvetted men from overseas: Uncontrolled immigration is “killing Europe,” he said.As recently as this week he told Andy Burnham, Britain’s new prime minister, that mass immigration is “killing your country.”He’s been vindicated by the events in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave at the tip of North Africa.The scenes are staggering: An estimated 49,000 people — mostly Moroccans, mostly men — gleefully intruded upon the territory of the Spanish kingdom.That’s around the same number of people who illegally sail to Britain in a year.They scaled border gates and overwhelmed those charged with protecting Spanish lands.Viral clips show men punching the air as they swarm in, clearly thrilled with their incursion.Even the Spanish press is feeling the death of euphemism: “Ceuta, invaded,” says the front page of ABC, a newspaper of record, alongside an image of thousands of men streaming along Ceuta’s beach.The mass storming of Ceuta has focused the minds even of Spain’s fatally apathetic ruling class.All of Ceuta’s parties, both right and left, have called on Madrid to send in the army to reinforce the border with Morocco, and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised an “immediate response.”Yet even if the Spanish manage to ta...