The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, advances in the assumption of ultra discourse that criminalizes migrants. Despite the official data, which today includes double foreigners who in 2005 and a lower crime rate, Feijóo said Wednesday that “immigration does not give white letter to commit crimes”, has distinguished between children of Spaniards and children of foreign persons, has argued that in Torre Pacheco (Murcia) there is “a level of crime much higher than the average” They want to work or study. ”
This has spoken the opposition leader during a summer course organized by the CEU San Pablo University, owned by the Catholic Association of Propagandists, which are held for the first time within the framework of the usual summer courses of El Escorial, in Madrid. Interviewed by the director of 'El Debate', Bieito Rubido, Feijóo has deployed the allegedly equidistant speech held by the PP in full racial disturbances in the Murcian town to which ultras from all over Spain have traveled to encourage “Moorish hunting”.
Feijóo has resorted to the false data that it usually air to try to accommodate a speech that stigmatizes migrants. “Spain is where more irregular immigration has entered 2023, 2024 and we will see 2025,” he said. But official statistics denied this statement.
According to the UNin 2023 more than 157,000 irregular immigrants entered Italy. In Spain, just under 57,000. In 2024, Italy received almost 67,000 immigrants, by 63,970 in Spain. And in the first six months of 2025, 32,820 entries in Italy have been counted, for less than 19,000 in Spain. This year, Greece also surpasses Spain. Everything, despite the migration policy supposedly imposed by Giorgia Meloni, endorsed by both Feijóo and Vox.
Feijóo has continued with his story and has put the focus on minors who arrive alone in Spain. The PP leader has asked to review the statistics on the arrival of “Menas (sic) in the Canary Islands in the last 15 years” because “there is before or after the 'Aquarius”, the rescue ship that was drifting through the Mediterranean looking for a safe port with more than 600 people on board. “The government went to the coast of Levante,” he said in reference to Valencia, “to receive a ship full of illegal immigration that Italy had not accepted,” he said.
That was the turning point that, according to Feijóo, triggered the arrival of migrants to Spain, despite the fact that real data insists that other European countries receive more foreigners.
The PP leader has resorted to the recent Vox speech that tries to assimilate in the same 'pack' to fully legal, irregular migrants and even children already born in Spain. “We have more than six million registered migrants, the more the children of migrants plus,” he said.
It is the same accounts that Vox Rocío de Meer made a few days ago when she talked about the Ultra party wanting to deport up to eight million people. Although Abascal and others have then tried to deny that the almighty niece Kiko Méndez Monastery said what he said, his statements are public.
Feijóo has chained a series of statements that focuses on migrants. “What is irregular cannot produce rights,” he said. “Those who come to comply with laws or live social policies will not be welcome,” he added. “Immigration does not give white letter to commit crimes,” he said.
The PP leader has revealed that he spoke yesterday “with the mayor of Torre Pacheco”, who already denied the official data to ensure that, according to his own “crazy data”, the crime in his town has grown by migrants, although the alleged aggressors of the old man who walked near the cemetery at dawn and that he has detonated the disturbances were from outside the municipality.
Feijóo has assured that the mayor told him that “40% of the census” is distributed “between immigrants and children of immigrants,” which are “Spanish for all purposes,” he said. The PP leader has defended that Torre Pacheco “or can be a place of enormous agricultural production without immigration” and that “those who produce the beating on Sunday (the attacked old man) were immigrants that were not from Torre Pacheco.” Always according to Feijóo, despite this information the mayor transferred him: “Here we have tensions, there are immigrants who do not work, young people who do not want to work or study. The level of crime is much higher than the average and we have no security.”
The PP leader has concluded that “the most complex border in Europe is the southern border.”
