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They're Coming For You Next

Louder with Crowder · 31 July 2026 · 29m · 1 Egleze moment
They're Coming For You Next
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Steven Crowder and colleagues discuss video footage of migrants entering Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, arguing it should be read as a warning for US immigration policy. They dispute online framing around where the footage was recorded, describe Ceuta’s status as Spanish territory bordering Morocco, and cite an Associated Press description of mostly young men among those arriving. Crowder claims Spain is “inviting” migrants through a “new amnesty plan” and says more than a million people have already applied for legal status, adding an unsourced figure that 22% are from Africa.

The panel then addresses claims circulating online that Israel is behind “immigration problems across the Western world”. Crowder says Spain recognised Palestinian statehood and barred Israeli shipping through ports or airspace, and asserts that Benjamin Netanyahu “directly threatened” Spain in April; he treats this as a possible factor while rejecting a broader thesis that Israel is solely responsible for Western migration.

The episode also includes provocative rhetoric: a co-host suggests dealing with a “liberal white woman” voter by giving “a good slap”. In the closing minutes, Crowder moves into product promotion for his “Foundation” supplements and a plug for the show’s live stream on Rumble.

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Crowder says Spain’s ‘new amnesty plan’ legalised over a million migrants

As he compares European and US immigration debates, Steven Crowder claims Spain has introduced a “new amnesty plan” allowing undocumented migrants to apply for legal status, and says more than a million have already done so. He adds that 22% are “from Africa”, presenting the figures as context for migrant arrivals at Ceuta and for his argument that US Democrats favour similar policies.

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