Thousands of outraged Spanish patriots unite to protest Ceuta’s immigration invasion

Spanish residents have taken to the streets to protest the nation's handling of the migration crisis unfolding in Ceuta. The massive protest seen across several Spanish cities follows the invasion of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco into the enclave. Protests were seen in Ceuta and Madrid, as thousands waved Spanish flags and large banners attacking Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. Ceuta locals have protested regularly following the invasion, as roughly 5,000 migrants remain scattered throughout the enclave. Protests also erupted in Madrid as roughly 50,000 outraged residents gathered, according to government figures.