US President Donald Trump warned that if Democrats come to power, the country could face a migration crisis similar to the events in Ceuta, Spain's territory in North Africa.
Speaking to Fox News, Trump described the recent images from Ceuta as "horrible." "Remember that photo. If the wrong side comes to power, we'll be like that within three years," Trump said, adding, "If the Democrats come to power, you won't have a very good life."

Spanish authorities announced that tens of thousands of irregular migrants have crossed from Morocco to Ceuta in recent days. According to preliminary estimates from Spain's National Police, over 49,000 people entered Ceuta from Morocco in the last 24 hours. Officials noted that it is difficult to determine the exact number.

A Spanish government source said that migrants continued crossing throughout the night and into the early hours of Friday morning, with no sign that the influx would slow down soon.
Spanish authorities also announced that 34 people had died in recent days while attempting to cross the border.
Ceuta is a Spanish autonomous city on the northern coast of Africa with a land border with Morocco. The enclave has long served as one of the European Union's external borders and is a frequently used crossing point for migrants seeking to enter Europe from North Africa.