Gibraltar now 'at risk of African invasion' as second migrant flood threatens Spain

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Gibraltar has been warned it faces the risk of an "African invasion", just as a repeat of last week's chaos in Ceuta is feared to hit Spain.A new report seen by GB News from think tank Facts4EU in collaboration with Stand for Our Sovereignty and The Campaign for an Independent Britain warns of a new crisis on the Rock after tens of thousands of migrants flooded into Spain from Morocco.The report warns of the "potential risk of a mass immigration wave within weeks" to Gibraltar.It also raises fears of a "double-whammy" thanks to a possible "imminent second invasion of Ceuta".On August 1, a Facebook group posted to its 108,000 members a call to launch a new incursion into Spain.The Olive Press revealed there could be as many as 478,000 people directly reached by the campaign - alongside 1.03 million members of loosely connected public groups who could answer the call and rush in once again.

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