The White House uses the migration crisis from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta to support Trump's policy.

Two high-ranking officials from the White House took advantage of the images of migrants crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta to support Donald Trump's immigration policy and warn of a possible return of the Democrats to power.

Stephen Miller, a close advisor to Trump, stated that the Democrats would cause an even greater crisis if they regain power, while Steven Cheung emphasized that Trump was elected to prevent such situations. In recent days, thousands of migrants have entered Ceuta, causing the largest influx since 2021, and at least 18 people have died in the attempt to get there.

The White House spokesperson, Ana Kelly, criticized Europe's immigration policies, warning that they could have devastating consequences. This situation arises in the context of the Republican campaign for the legislative elections in November.