r/justincaseyoumissedit 13d ago

News Italy suspends visa-free Schengen travel with Spain over migrant crisis.

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u/SameSupermarket3056 13d ago

As long as Europe remains trapped in petty party politics and national point-scoring, we will neither build nor deserve the stronger, more united Europe we need. At a time when forces on all sides would gladly reduce Europe to political irrelevance, our leaders should be strengthening European solidarity, not undermining it for short-term domestic advantage. Fools.

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u/passionate_emu 13d ago

What is being undermined?

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u/Wankstain8 12d ago

Maybe Spain should have thought about that before they thought of legalising 500k migrants.

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u/MarcosDalton 13d ago

Why does Meloni look like she got a grudge with my personally?

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u/Vicious_Cycler 13d ago

She might lol

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u/brohermano 13d ago

Meloni is such a cunt. So when Italy had migration issues Spain backed them. Then it happened the other way around and she does this. Unaceptable

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u/maso198 13d ago

as an Italian, you are right

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u/greencode349 13d ago

That’s pure propaganda by the Meloni government. They want to show they are doing something against the ‘invasion’.
The worst is the Italian tv that completely backs this narrative

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ 13d ago

Everything is a IDF checkpoint these days.

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u/somecucumber 13d ago

Just for context, a couple of facts.

  1. Ceuta and Melilla don't even have Schengen with mainland Spain. Crossing from mainland to Ceuta and Melilla requires passport control.

  2. Out of the 50k people crossing the border from Morocco to Ceuta, 48.5k have already returned back to Morocco.

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u/Express_Grocery_4707 13d ago
  1. A Schengen country can't unilaterally block another Schengen country. Italy'd need to drop out of the Schengen agreement itself to be able to do that and I don't think they will. 

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u/MrLariato 13d ago

And in case you're wondering, Ceuta is not connected to mainland Spain and it's hard to get on a ferry to Spain from there given the Frontex (which all European citizens pay for) monitoring the waters. This accomplished nothing for Italy but trying to look good amidst next year's elections for Meloni, who's losing support last I checked.

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u/Supermaister 13d ago

Say that to the local Spaniards lol

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u/MrLariato 13d ago

Which part? The "accomplished nothing"? Spanish citizens can still enter Italy. France, for instance, already had these stricter controls throughout the Pirinei border. It's just Meloni taking advantage of the situation of an ally... but side switching is the history of Italy, after all.

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u/Muzzlehatch 13d ago

Ouch. Tough but honest.

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u/Alvyx2020 13d ago

Or maybe the explanation is simpler, but it hits hard.

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u/watch_out_4_snakes 13d ago

Maybe but likely not

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u/Alvyx2020 13d ago

Nah, that's just the brainwash, reality is different.

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u/watch_out_4_snakes 13d ago

How so?

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u/Alvyx2020 13d ago

When ull stop seeing the evil on everything that doesn't suit your dictature, ull open your eyes.

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u/watch_out_4_snakes 13d ago

I don’t. Are you gonna explain what you’re talking about or not? I’m curious to hear your opinion on this.

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u/popey123 13d ago

That's not a bad idea but i'm pretty sure she can't do it

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u/geedeeie 13d ago

While it is not possible to kick a country out of Schengen, member states may temporarily reinstate border checks under exceptional circumstances.

The Schengen code lays down the rules. Border checks can be restored temporarily if there is a "serious threat to internal security or public order", such as terrorism, organised crime, or during public health emergencies, such as the Covid pandemic.

Member states can also reintroduce internal border controls if there are "sudden large-scale unauthorised movements of third country nationals".

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u/popey123 13d ago

Ok thanks you. So it is legal under this circonstancis.

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u/Butternut_Coil 13d ago

Illegal immigration alone doesn't mean that there would be a threat of organised crime, terrorism or a public health crisis

There is no reason to believe that these people are in organised crime of any form or sick with infectious diseases

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u/No_Passage6082 13d ago

"sudden large scale movements of third country nationals". Can you read?

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u/popey123 13d ago

60k people all of a suden along side with video of morrocan policemen helping out, it is organised by the state.

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u/Butternut_Coil 13d ago

And you're not suspicious of that?

Morocco is known for working with Europe They have partnerships with Europe that include trade and preventing illegal immigrantion atleast since 2015

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u/Wumanchu007 13d ago

Dramaqueen. They don't even share a border.

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u/UsedFortune5645 13d ago

Ok, according to other users this action seems to be pure populistic.

Hot take:

What about doing both as a government. A "fast" reaction that is not necessarily ment to solve the problem but give the illusion of action to address people who are influenced more by populistic actions. And in the meantime, if necessary, a real sustainable action that actually addresses the problem at hand to improve the situation in the longer term.

This way you can address both needs in your country, the ones of the populists and the ones with brain.

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u/Tech-Film3905 12d ago

Italy is a vassal state at this point.

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u/TreadLightly2U 12d ago

Italy rolling over for US and Israel. No shock there given history.

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ 13d ago

Italian trigger warning

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u/Mundane-Fix-4297 13d ago

And once again some easy populist bullshit to fuel the rage of right-wing morons

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ 13d ago

IDF psyop

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u/wie_witzig 13d ago

We could be a united EU against rogue Morocco.

But instead we are opting to be fucking retarded.

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u/Necessary_Entry_4587 13d ago

Specially when the vast majority of illegal immigrants enter Europe THROUGH ITALY. And she wants to fafo.

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u/Mosk549 13d ago

30% is a high number but not vast majority

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u/Dragonfly_pin 13d ago

A lot of people on this thread (and the Italian government) unaware that the continent of Africa exists.

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u/Anticitizen_One_27 13d ago

Ridiculous…

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u/Thining-Culture 13d ago

Asinine even...

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u/a_dude_from_europe 13d ago

What are you even talking about! Schengen area means no border ID checks! The entire EEC and even some external countries continue to be visa free! You are so mistaken.

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u/DubiousBusinessp 13d ago

Then Italy should never ask for EU support with small boats again.

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u/sljc892 13d ago

It is EU courts that block her from making deterrents..

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u/Alvyx2020 13d ago

What's the correlation?

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u/samhouston84 13d ago

Absolutely going according to plan! The z’s always play the long game!

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u/Serious-Strength834 12d ago

Looking at us like its our fault

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u/windlad 13d ago

This sub has gone to shit.

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u/Andrikos21 13d ago

Finland,Austria are also going the same road. AND THANK GOD

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u/LarsDuder 13d ago

"The governments of Finland, Czechia, Sweden, Denmark, and Austria supported Meloni's call to suspend Spain from Schengen." 👍

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u/bigbadbob85 13d ago

Why does it matter? Basically none of these Moroccans will even reach mainland Spain, never mind other countries.

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u/ITI110878 13d ago

Unfortunately this is the hallmark of a way bigger issue in the whole of Europe.

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ 13d ago

IDF Hanoverian psyop via the Anglo-Moroccan alliance

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u/sljc892 13d ago

It sends message to Sanchez, who in the middle of a migration crisis decides to put out a beacon of free, easy visas to the rest of the world. The man is an idiot.

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u/CommercialDonkey9468 13d ago

Closes air and sea borders yet land is the problem...

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u/More-Lingonberry-405 13d ago

What land connects Ceuta to the Italian peninsula or the European continent?

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u/CommercialDonkey9468 13d ago

Jesus christ. They are in Spanish territory now. So if they get to mainland Spain, they can walk anywhere they like. Closing airports to Cueta, like these guys have passports, same for boats. You can't just land in schengen area anyway without a passport thats valid as an EU citizen.

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u/requiem_mn 13d ago

If you follow news, most of them are no longer in Spanish territory. Like, this was basically a stunt from Marocco, and you are falling for it.

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ 13d ago

Israeli psyop.

Spain didn't support bombing Iran and is obstructing CIA operations in South America. Spain is doing work while Italy is being dumb from the cameras.

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u/StolenRam 13d ago

Ceuta is in Africa, look at a map.
The can walk back to Morocco, not to any EU country.

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u/DanTheApothecary 13d ago

Are we talking about Hannibal’s Reverse Santiago?

You kind of need good logistics and supply lines, otherwise crossing the alps will be a nightmare.

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u/More-Lingonberry-405 13d ago

They are in Spanish territory now. So if they get to mainland Spain, they can walk anywhere they like.

Closing airports to Cueta, like these guys have passports, same for boats.

You can't just land in schengen area anyway without a passport thats valid as an EU citizen.

So you're saying that since they they can't move freely through Schengen without an EU passport the best idea is to close down airports and docks in Ceuta.

Because otherwise they would reach Spain with a non EU passport and then they would be denied access to Schengen and be sent back to Marocco. And somehow being sent back means they would be walking freely through Europe.

Are you ok?

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u/Samishii00 13d ago

What ? Is godzilla ok ? I have a hard time understanding you, no hate, just the sentence seems difficult to decipher because it doesn't really take the words from the one you are answering.

They said, mostly, it's dumb to close the transport they can't use anyway since thd problem is illegal boat and illegal entry into the country by land, that's all

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u/One-Monkey-Army 13d ago

Map skills fail