Stephen Miller warns Democrats will embrace a Ceuta-style migrant surge in the U.S.

Stephen Miller, who served as the top immigration adviser to President Donald Trump, used a social-media post to suggest that a Democratic return to power would trigger a massive migrant influx akin to the recent crossing of Moroccan migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. He criticized the Biden administration for opening “legal loopholes” that, in his view, enabled over eight million inadmissible entrants, resulting in economic strain.

Miller also highlighted Spain’s socialist government’s amnesty for over a million migrants and a Supreme Court decision that barred border guards from deporting newcomers without lengthy hearings. He framed these developments as evidence that Democrats would “rejoice” at an invasion of American homes and jobs. The post mentioned that major U.S. newspapers gave minimal coverage of the Ceuta incident. Miller’s remarks reflect ongoing partisan debates over immigration policy in both the United States and Europe.