Laurence Fox requires security team at Oxford Union debate over Islam in the West: 'We were spat at'
Fox, an English actor and the founder of the right-wing populist Reclaim Party, has been a vocal critic of Islamic influence in the UK.
According to Euronews, the letter was initiated by Italy and Denmark and calls for "an extraordinary videoconference of the Ministers of the Interior," describing the situation as a “matter of urgency.” The letter was addressed to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, European Council President António Costa, and Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin, whose country assumed the rotating presidency of the council of the European Union last month.
Spain's socialist President Pedro spoke on Friday about the Moroccan Muslim 60,000 migrant-strong invasion of the Spanish exclave Ceuta, saying that the nation "will use all the resources of the State to guarantee security and coexistence." In April, he granted blanket amnesty to some million migrants who illegally entered Spain. For Sanchez, "coexistence" is capitulation.
France and the UK have both offered aid to Spain. Italy, Denmark and Finland back closing Spain's border to the rest of the EU to prevent the illegal migrants from traveling freely across the continent, as there are no border controls between EU nations. France tightened its border with Spain. President Donald Trump and VP JD Vance said the US is at risk of invasions of these kinds if leftists take control in America.
"What has happened is an attack on Spain's territorial integrity and deserves our most resounding and energetic condemnation," Sanchez said. "All of Spain stands with the people of Ceuta. The Government of Spain stands with the Autonomous City. Thank you for the cooperation that we have always maintained with the city government. We will use all the resources of the State to guarantee security and coexistence. And our total and resounding commitment to the future of the Autonomous City of Ceuta."
Trump said the agreement is a major step in implementing his 20-Point Plan for Gaza, which he said would eventually lead to a new Palestinian government taking control of the territory while ensuring Israel’s security. The president said the deal would be carried out in phases, with Israeli forces withdrawing as disarmament progresses. He added that an International Stabilization Force would work alongside a new Palestinian police force to maintain security in Gaza.
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