Spanish Police Federation Calls for Urgent Action as Madrid Airport Saturated with Migrants After Spike in Mauritanian Nationals
Madrid airport is running out of space in the designated holding areas for illegal migrants due to a surge in newcomers in recent weeks, the Spanish Police Federation (CEP) has warned.
The organization cited a large number of Mauritanian nationals leaving Morocco as a challenge currently facing border staff. Apparently, many undocumented migrants are landing in Spain, throwing away their passports, and claiming asylum.
Spanish police said the situation had started to become worrying at the end of June when arrivals of Mauritanians increased by 350 percent compared to the previous month.
They added that most of the arrivals are men under the age of 30. There are also some who claim to be minors, hoping that this will speed up the processing of their asylum applications.
The police union is asking the Spanish interior ministry to resolve the situation immediately, as between 140 and 170 illegal immigrants are currently arriving in at Barajas Airport every day and waiting in the reception rooms.
The authority is also demanding that the Spanish government take action to ensure that the flights on which these people arrive comply with the rules regarding security checks; this is demonstrably not happening, as most Africans do not even have transit visas without which they should not have been able to depart.
Police officers at the airport believe that the Mauritanian flights are as much the work of a migrant mafia as the open water entries, with the Canary Islands as the primary destination.
“Both the Home Office and the Foreign Office, as well as the European Union, need to take urgent action to stop the influx of illegal migrants before it becomes a more serious problem,” the police federation wrote in a statement.
“The system for asylum seekers at airports must be prevented from collapsing,” it added.
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The Bulgarian parliament has modified the country’s education law, banning the promotion of LGBT propaganda in schools.
The amendment to the law passed by a large majority, with 159 votes in favour, 22 against and 12 abstentions—meaning the changes had a strong cross-party backing.
The law now bans the “propaganda, promotion or incitement in any way, directly or indirectly, in the education system of ideas and views related to non-traditional sexual orientation and/or gender identity other than the biological one.”
Many of the lawmakers cited foreign-authored textbooks on sexual education for children as the instigators for the amendment of the education law.
Right-wing nationalist party Revival said that promoting socio-cultural models of non-traditional sexual orientation near schools does not align with Bulgarian tradition. Petar Nikolov of the centre-right GERB party said he rejects propaganda that imposes alternative sexual orientation on children, and he also highlighted Bulgaria’s “Christian essence.”
Yordan Tsonev from the liberal-centrist DPS party—which represents the interests of ethnic minority Turks—emphasised the importance of children’s upbringing according to binary gender principles. Former Socialist Party leader Kornelia Ninova said gender ideology was “creeping into and taking over Bulgarian schools.”
The main Europhile party, PP–DB, which has been accused by its opponents of serving the interests of the U.S. Democrat administration, rejected the amendment. MP Elisaveta Belobradova argued that the law represents “cheap populism” rather than addressing any real issues within the educational system.
Pro-LGBT protesters took to the streets on Wednesday, complaining that the law “breaches basic human rights,” and calling the move by the parliament a “witch hunt” against LGBT people.
The modification of the law received strong backing from across the political spectrum despite the political turmoil that has engulfed Bulgaria for the past few years. The Balkan EU member state is facing its seventh parliamentary election in three-and-a-half years in October, as left-wing and conservative forces consecutively fail to gain majorities in parliament. When they have succeeded in forming coalition governments, they have quickly fallen apart.
Bulgaria’s education law amendment resembles another EU country’s, Hungary’s “Child Protection Act” which was adopted three years ago, and prohibits or heavily restricts the promotion of homosexuality and gender transition in schools and media.
Bulgaria does not recognise same-sex marriage, and also refuses to ratify the Istanbul Convention on preventing and combating violence against women, because it promotes gender ideology—the reason why other Central European states, such as Hungary and Slovakia have also not ratified it.
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Germany Considers Reform to Publishing Nationalities of Criminals Amid Spike in Migrant Crime
Germany’s liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP), the smallest party in the governing coalition, is proposing that law enforcement authorities should be obliged to disclose the nationality of suspected criminals throughout the country.
The initiative has been endorsed by the opposition CDU/CSU, while the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD), although supportive of it in theory, believes it does not go far enough.
According to the FDP, the initiative aims to ensure “transparency and credibility,” adding that in the wake of the 2015/2016 refugee crisis and the subsequent rise in foreign crime in Germany, there have been various questions regarding how to achieve this. For example, at which stage of the investigation should the nationality of suspects be formally declared, which cases may demand greater transparency, and what should be done when there is a greater risk that disclosure of the suspect’s citizenship will lead to general prejudice?
According to Die Welt newspaper, the FDP and the parliamentary group of the conservative CDU/CSU coalition are calling for a uniform approach by law enforcement authorities nationwide, including mandatory disclosure.
In an interview with the newspaper, FDP Secretary-General Bijan Djir-Sarai argued that this would increase public confidence in law enforcement agencies. According to him, people should have confidence that politicians “take the problem of foreign crime seriously.”
While the left-wing SPD, the largest party in the three-party governing coalition, has not yet taken a position on the initiative, the Green Party has rejected it, saying it would deprive authorities of the discretion they need to do their job successfully.
The AfD, which has been the most vocal in the fight against illegal immigration, has, on the other hand, “slammed” the FDP’s proposal, to the extent that the party believes that it is not enough to disclose nationality, but that the migration background of suspects, convicts and detainees should also be made public.