Archbishop Calls Out Globalist Agenda After Migrant ‘Invasion’ Of Spain
One of the Catholic Church's top prelates in Spain spoke out against mass migration being used for political gain after thousands of illegal aliens stormed a Spanish city.
One of the Catholic Church’s top prelates in Spain spoke out against mass migration being used for political gain after thousands of illegal aliens stormed a Spanish city.
“Biopolitics is key in the current world power structure. Life is played with, and people—their dreams, hunger, sexuality, and data—are used in favor of profit and power,” Archbishop Luis Argüello — president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference (CEE) — said in an X post Sunday. “Migration is part of this strategy. The invasion of Ceuta is a test. Demography is a weapon.”
This came after Ceuta’s president estimated that over 60,000 Moroccans swarmed the Spanish city of Ceuta on July 30. Ceuta is located on the North African coast near Gibraltar.
CEE didn’t immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. It isn’t immediately clear who Argüello was referring to regarding the “current world power structure.”
The local Catholic Church — which has provided medical, social, legal, and emergency assistance to sub-Saharan migrants for many years — is now trying to help return the invaders home, Vatican News reported Tuesday.
“This migration crisis caught us completely by surprise and prevented us from responding adequately. Ten or twenty thousand people arrived all at once,” Archbishop Emilio Rocha Grande told Vatican News. “They had no intention of staying here; they simply wanted to cross. We therefore provided the most basic assistance we could—water and food—but only within the limits of our resources.”
Up to 22 European Union countries identified Spain’s recent