US President Donald Trump led far-right attempts Friday on both sides of the Atlantic to make political capital from Spain's migration crisis, portraying the migrant surge in Ceuta as a warning for America if his opponents get into power. "Germany must prepare itself: borders must be secured and rejections rigorously enforced," wrote Weidel, whose party is backed by top Trump officials. The Trump administration leapt on the Ceuta crisis in a coordinated messaging barrage. The State Department issued a statement blaming Spain's government for "deliberate efforts to enable and facilitate mass illegal migration into Europe." "These images out of Spain are an unfortunate reminder of the consequences of mass migration," Vance posted on X.