
Despite the European Union’s new, stricter immigration policies—and the decisions by individual member states to reject asylum applications and enforce rigorous deportation measures—up to 2,000 migrants have arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in recent days in an attempt to reach Europe.
This points to a disastrous failure of European immigration policy.The European Union claims it wants to halt migration, yet it continues to fuel the very factors that drive it: from igniting wars to empowering extremist jihadist regimes, as seen in Syria, where non-Sunni communities are now seeking to leave en masse.
The early signs of a major war in the Middle East are already bearing fruit, and people are preparing to migrate to Europe.The X-Minority investigative team is conducting on-the-ground research in both Syria and Lebanon. The indicators clearly point to an anticipated mass migration movement in the near future.
Several European politicians told X-Menority News investigative team that Europeans are already preparing for a larger wave of migration than the one that occurred between 2012 and 2015.
Current investigations indicate that approximately 3,000 persons- including 300 families- are attempting to sell their properties in Syria and Lebanon in order to emigrate.
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