Migrants on the Move in the UK > Small boats getting bigger for English Channel crossing; 1500 migrants headed for barracks; Village up in arms about migrants coming

 

230 Migrants Invade UK in Biggest ‘Small Boat’ Ever

Aug 13, 2026 12:00 pm By Daniel Greenfield12 Comments

Ceuta in slow motion.

The Ceuta invasion by Muslim migrants shocked the world, but the same kind of invasion in slightly slower motion has been happening across Europe. When 70,000 migrants invade a country in a few days, it’s a crisis, but when it’s only 1,000 a day, it’s seen as business as usual.

The UK’s mass invasion has been dismissed as a few migrants coming on ‘small boats’. Well those boats are getting bigger and bigger.

A record 230 migrants in one small boat crossed the English Channel to Britain, France’s lifeboat service and UK media said on Monday, in the latest example of larger numbers of people packing into a single vessel.

The number breaks the previous record for a single boat, set last month when 165 people successfully crossed the busy shipping waterway.

A UK-bound dinghy carrying more than 150 people capsized in the Channel last week after its engine caught fire, prompting a major search-and-rescue operation.

In the latest record-breaking journey, French lifeboats escorted the dinghy up to British waters, before being relieved by the British

“Relieved”.

The government’s official statistics say that there were 258 arrivals on August 8th and 423 arrivals on August 9th. This is an invasion and it’s an invasion being aided by two governments.

UK Home Office minister says barracks will house additional 1,500 illegal migrants

Aug 13, 2026 3:00 pm By Christine Douglass-Williams10 Comments

Home Office Minister Anna Turley’s approach is to tell the taxpaying public how fortunate they are that illegals (mostly Muslims from Africa and the Middle East) will be housed in barracks instead of in costly taxpayer-funded hotels, a sickening practice that Labour says it will phase out by by 2029, two and a half years from now.

In Scotland eight months ago, hundreds of illegal migrant men were moved into barracks, despite fears for the safety of British Army families. The British government doesn’t care about its people.

Illegal migrants should be deported. And military and police authorities should be sent out to prevent invasion. Instead, illegals are given better treatment than British citizens.

A prophetic X post from two years ago:

That ship has sailed. British citizens are already paying a form of jizya through their hard-earned tax dollars.

Labour admits tiny fraction of illegal migrants can be kept in barracks amid fury over ‘vindictive’ HMO plans

by Ed Griffiths, GB News, August 12, 2026:

Only a tiny fraction of illegal migrants can be kept in barracks despite Labour’s push to use the sites to house asylum seekers, a minister has admitted to GB News.

The scheme aims to phase out the reliance on the costly taxpayer-funded hotels by 2029.

Anna Turley, the Home Office minister, told the People’s Channel new sites will provide an additional 1,500 places for asylum seekers.

And then what are they going to do next month? 

However, the figure only amounts to around two per cent of the approximately 72,700 people in the UK asylum system who are housed in non-hotel categories.

Ms Turley said: “We’re trying to make sure we’re using accommodation that is secure. That is appropriate. That puts less strain on the communities and reduces the costs that we saw for hotels.

She spoke in the past tense as though it isn't continuing unabated.

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UK Prime Minister Burnham Tells Village of 400 They Must Take 1,250 Migrants

Aug 14, 2026 3:00 pm By Daniel Greenfield43 Comments

“All parts of the country need to work, to play their part.”

Andy Burnham, Scottish Government, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0

In July, the village of Piddington, which has 400 residents, announced it was going to hold a referendum to leave the UK and join the US over a mass invasion of 1,250 migrants.

Residents of a tiny English village furious over plans to house hundreds of people seeking asylum in a nearby disused military barracks are preparing to hold a symbolic referendum calling for their community to declare independence from the U.K. and join the U.S.

Piddington Parish Council chairman Tim McNally, one of the leading voices behind the protest campaign and referendum plans, compared the village’s struggle, and himself, to George Washington battling for independence from Britain.

“Washington brought change. I am going to make the change and then give away the power like he did,” McNally told The Sun newspaper. “If we vote to leave, we are going down to the U.S. Embassy and bring our declaration to them.”

New UK PM Andy Burnham, formerly the mayor of Manchester, a notorious hub for Muslim sex grooming gangs, told Piddington to shut up and take it.

“I have begun to become aware of the campaign from Piddington, and I will listen to what people are saying and respond to the concerns that they are putting forward,” Burnham told GB News. “I do believe all parts of the country need to work, to play their part. It’s a challenging issue. We’re working at it, we understand people’s concerns, and I will look into the issues raised by the good people of Piddington.”

How many migrants are going to No. 10 Downing Street? Or to Andy’s house?

Does he really understand people's concerns? I don't think so. He certainly does not understand the dangers of the Islamic invasion. How many more children have to be gang-raped before he does?

Spain's Invasion of the Moors > More than 1000 youths still in Ceuta; Sanchez provides €25 million to take care of them

 

Ceuta appeals for aid as child migrant crisis becomes 'unsustainable'

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Spain's north African enclave of Ceuta has appealed for urgent government assistance after hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children overwhelmed its reception system following last week's mass border crossing from Morocco. Local authorities have warned that the situation is "unsustainable".

The leader of Spain's north African territory of Ceuta on Wednesday said the number of children left there after last week's rush of migrants was "unsustainable", pleading for government aid.

Spain said 70,000 of the 72,000 people who had entered Ceuta from Morocco in a sudden rush last week had now returned, after an incident that led to a spat between Spain and some other EU countries seeking a harder line on immigration.

But the roughly 2,500 who remain include hundreds of unaccompanied minors who are enduring dire conditions with limited access to food, water, shelter and sanitation.

Ceuta's leader Juan Jesus Vivas, of the main opposition conservative Popular Party (PP), told public broadcaster RTVE that authorities were taking care of 1,100 youngsters against a theoretical capacity of 90.

"This is an absolutely unsustainable situation," said Vivas, adding that there was "a high risk for order and public security" as reception centres were overwhelmed.

READ MORECeuta migrant influx reignites immigration divisions in Europe

Groups of young migrants continued to roam the streets of Ceuta on Wednesday, gathering in parks and beaches as authorities worked to identify and accommodate them, an AFP reporter saw.

The Spanish government's top official in Ceuta, Miguel Angel Perez, conceded those youngsters were "a priority, a source of great concern".

The charity Save the Children estimates that around 1,000 "unprotected" minors are among the migrants still in Ceuta.

"We are asking for help, for assistance from the rest of Spain" through the leftist central government, said Vivas.

Any redistribution of the children to the rest of Spain under existing legal provisions is likely to meet resistance from regions governed by the PP and the anti-immigration, far-right Vox party.

Socialist deputy prime minister Carlos Cuerpo insisted on public television that the PP and its regional governments "must comply with the law just like everyone else".

'Serious trouble'

The ministry for youth and children has announced €25 million ($29 million) of emergency funding for Ceuta to help the territory of 84,000 inhabitants to care for the minors.

Vivas also said he had contacted Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's office on July 27 to warn that hundreds of migrants had entered Ceuta from Morocco and "we were headed for serious trouble".

Spanish legal authorities raised the death toll from last week's incident to 78 after a body was recovered late on Wednesday.

Morocco's interior ministry on Sunday said 11 people had died on the Moroccan side of the border, all but one by drowning as they tried to swim around a barrier in the Mediterranean Sea.

READ MORESpain and fellow EU nations bury the hatchet after Ceuta migration discord

The office said it would get in touch with "the relevant ministries" to address the matter, he added.

The following day Vivas said he asked the interior ministry to declare a national state of emergency but was told this was "not legally possible".

"We gave sufficient warning that the situation was becoming extremely strained and that exceptional measures needed to be adopted," he added.

The government has maintained that it received no prior warning of the scale of the incident.

(FRANCE 24 with AFP)

Spain: Sánchez announces $36,610,000 USD of public funds to care for ‘minors’ who invaded Ceuta

Aug 5, 2026 11:00 am By Christine Douglass-Williams5 Comments

Tests have confirmed that a significant number of so-called unaccompanied “minor” migrants aren’t minors at all. They’re adults who are exploiting the system. Earlier in July, official data underscored “a growing ‘farce’ in the handling of unaccompanied minor claims” across Spain. Findings showed a whopping “70% of tested ‘unaccompanied minor’ immigrants are actually adults.” Over in France, when 500 African “minors” invaded, 80% proved to be adults. The latest Spanish border invasion would be no different, but since Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is a socialist and a fully integrated member of the red/green alliance, he continues to destroy Spain from within, despite the toll on Spanish citizens; young Spaniards are increasingly seeing migration invasions as “real threats.”

 In Ceuta, a crowd of illegal Moroccan migrants is already establishing its own rules in the city

The crowd shouts “Allahu Akbar” at National Guard officers and drags a wounded migrant through the streets in protest against being returned home. pic.twitter.com/Q27cvVFLTW

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 3, 2026

Pedro Sánchez, European Union, Attribution

Spain’s Socialist Government Allocates €25 Million to Immigrant Minors Who Invaded Ceuta as One in Three Spanish Children Lives at Risk of Poverty

by Maria Herrera Mellado, Gateway Hispanic, August 4, 2026:

Breaking news from Spain: Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist government has announced an extraordinary €25 million package of public funds to care for the unaccompanied migrant minorities (commonly known in Spain as MENAs ) who arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta during last week’s invasion.

The announcement comes as official figures show that between 28% and 33% of Spanish children live in poverty or are at risk of social exclusion—the highest child poverty rate in the European Union. That means roughly 2.6 million Spanish children are living in economically vulnerable conditions while the central government approves emergency funding for foreign minors who entered Spain during the recent border crisis.

The funding was announced Tuesday by Spain’s Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration, Elma Saiz , who said the money will be used to provide urgent assistance to the approximately 860 to 1,000 immigrant minors who remain under Ceuta’s custody following the illegal mass entry of thousands of Moroccan nationals, most of them young men. The new funding comes on top of a previous €5.5 million allocation.

Saiz said the measure demonstrates the government’s “commitment” to protecting vulnerable people. Critics, however, argue that it effectively rewards what they describe as a mass illegal border incursion that challenged Spain’s sovereignty while thousands of Spanish children continue to face severe economic hardship….

Here's an idea. Have the Red Cross deliver the food, etc to the Morocco side of the gates.

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