Why the crisis in Ceuta has nothing to do with the regularization of migrants?

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The arrival of thousands of migrants in Ceuta in the last few hours, which has already left at least 19 dead, has led the right and far-right to target the Spanish government's extraordinary regularization process for migrants. "The images coming from Ceuta show that granting Spanish, and therefore European, citizenship to more than 500,000 irregular immigrants is a wrong decision that encourages human trafficking," reacted quickly to the crisis the Italian Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani. A narrative to which the PP, Vox, and even the White House have joined. The Spanish government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has rushed to censor it. "It has nothing to do [...] unlike what is falsely being said from some instance," stated Foreign Ministry sources this Thursday night.