Spain's Migration Crisis—Amnesty doesn’t work; border security is the only real answer

Tens of thousands of migrants swam from Morocco to enter Spain's enclave of Ceuta, creating a sudden border surge. Andrew Arthur, Resident Fellow in Law and Policy at the Center for Immigration Studies, joins Newell to discuss his recent commentary “The Ceuta Migrant Surge, and the Important SCOTUS Decision Everybody Missed," and explains why amnesty fails and border security is the only real answer.