Good News! Migrants Injured After Becoming Trapped Atop Spanish Border Fence for Hours

Jimmy Wombat
Daily Stormer
September 12, 2016

But how can this be? Border walls can’t stop immigration. That’s just science!

RT:

Five migrants were reportedly injured when they climbed to the top of a border fence in northern Africa and became stuck there for several hours.

The migrants were attempting to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the north coast of Africa from neighboring Morocco when they became trapped on top of the six-meter-high wire fence.

Around 150 migrants were attempting to illegally enter Spain by climbing over the fences surrounding the Ceuta border crossing when some 85 people climbed on top to avoid being caught by the authorities, officials said in a statement.

Video of the incident shows dozens of people sitting on top of the fences, which are covered with barbed wire.

The UNHCR said they were monitoring the situation with concern and reminded Spain of their obligation to provide asylum to those in need of protection.

The people who need protection are the Spanish people who are being invaded by Homo Erectus. Is the UNHCR saying that the Spanish need to provide asylum to themselves?

Authorities eventually removed the people from their position atop the fence using a crane. Five were taken to hospital to be treated for minor injuries, while the remaining migrants were reportedly returned to Morocco.

Returned to Morocco? Can you do that? Wait a minute, I have an idea! Maybe we don’t have to provide limitless immigrants with limitless welfare after all! Maybe we can just… send them back!

One of the migrants involved, who had traveled from Cameroon to attempt the crossing, described those on top of the fence as singing songs despite their ripped clothes and injuries, according to El Faro de Ceuta.

The European Union and Africa share only two land borders, Ceuta and Melilla, both of which are crucial crossing points for illegal African migrants entering Europe. Fifteen people died in February while trying to reach Ceuta from a Moroccan beach.