Abascal attacks the Government for what happened in Ceuta, accusing them of treason: "It compromises peace, sovereignty and national defense"

The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, after everything that happened with the migratory crisis in Ceuta, has accused the Government of committing a "permanent crime" against the security of the State. He has also spoken of "treason", and that, in his opinion, "compromises peace, sovereignty and national defense."

Santiago Abascal has reacted in this way through a message he published on his social network X. He reacted to reports suggesting that many more migrants entered irregularly into the community of Ceuta during these last few days.

¿Qué legitimidad tiene un régimen que permite una invasión de 100.000 personas y no hace nada por detenerla?

El propio Gobierno alienta la inmigración irregular, en un delito permanente contra la seguridad del Estado. En definitiva, un delito de traición que compromete la paz,… https://t.co/9yic6j76gt

— Santiago Abascal 🇪🇸 (@Santi_ABASCAL) August 4, 2026

In said statement, Abascal poses a question about: "What legitimacy does a regime have that allows an invasion of 100,000 people and does nothing to stop it?", before stating that the same Government "encourages irregular immigration". He doesn't stop there, and also accuses the Executive of being "submissive" to the Moroccan regime which, he maintains, "has launched this hybrid war."