EU condemns Spain’s aggressive new anti-Muslim illegal alien law

EU condemns Spain’s aggressive new anti-Muslim illegal alien law

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This is a BAD thing, because why? Kudos to Spain for trying to stop the raging, out-of-control flood of illegal alien Muslim criminals, rapists, and welfare parasites. But seriously, Spain, considering your history, shouldn’t you have known better than to let any Muslims into your country again?[/h][h=4]BCF (h/t Susan K) A top European (Muslim) rights official warned Spain on Friday that it risked destroying its asylum system if it passed a law authorizing police to immediately deport migrants from its north African territories. (That’s the idea, Skippy!) [/h][h=4]Spain says the measure is desperately needed to help its border guards secure the border of Ceuta and Melilla – two Spanish cities fenced off from Morocco, but being invaded by hundreds of Moroccan Muslim fence jumpers everyday. [/h]
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[h=4]Even worse, residents of those towns are suffering the adverse affects of hordes of Muslim illegals running wildly in the streets, stealing, vandalizing, and raping their women.[/h][h=4]Its police have been accused of breaking international rights conventions by beating African migrants who climb the fences into the territories and deporting them on the spot without asylum procedures — so-called “pushbacks”.[/h]
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[h=4]The human rights commissioner of the 47-nation Council of Europe, Nils Muiznieks, said after meeting officials in Melilla and Madrid that the plan to legalize such deportations was “in clear breach of human rights law”.[/h]
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Give me you tired, your poor, your Muslim thugs looking to rape, pillage, and suck the government welfare teat​
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[h=4]“In many countries I have seen pushbacks, but nowhere are they legal or legalized,” he told a news conference in Madrid.[/h][h=4]“It would be a very bad precedent if such practices were enshrined in law because that would mean the beginning of the end for the asylum system.”[/h]
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