by James Lileks
The Moroccan surge into Ceuta raised a few points worth considering.
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Migrants from Morocco arrive at the Spanish border in Ceuta, Spain, July 31, 2026, as migrants cross into Ceuta by sea and land.
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Four points about the Moroccan surge in Ceuta:
One: According to news stories, the Migrants — that anodyne, neutral term that could also be applied to Napoleon’s army when he made a run at Russia — complained about their reception. Said a New York Times story:
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James Lileks blogs at www.lileks.com.
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Four points about the Moroccan surge in Ceuta:
One: According to news stories, the Migrants — that anodyne, neutral term that could also be applied to Napoleon’s army when he made a run at Russia — complained about their reception. Said a New York Times story:
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About the Author
James Lileks blogs at www.lileks.com.
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