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Trump criticizes Spain on border control
U.S. President Donald Trump once again criticized Spain for its failure to control its borders, particularly in the context of the illegal migration crisis toward the occupied city of Ceuta at the end of last July. Trump accused Spain of shortcomings in border management, expressing regret over what is happening in the country. These statements come amid strained relations between Washington and Madrid, which have deteriorated since Spain refused to support the U.S. military using the Rota and Morón bases to strike Iran, and its refusal to commit to NATO’s defense spending targets through 2035. The remarks are part of a campaign by the Spanish right-wing, led by the Popular Party and Vox, to overthrow the leftist government headed by the Socialist Party, amid a tense political climate between the two countries.
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