Mass Migration Has TAKEN OVER This Tiny Spanish Island 🇪🇸

Mass migration to Europe is reaching unprecedented levels, with the Canary Islands—especially El Hierro—becoming a key entry point. As thousands of migrants arrive, local communities are overwhelmed, struggling with limited resources and cultural shifts that threaten their way of life.
El Hierro, one of Europe's most remote island (in Africa continent) once a quiet island rich in traditions, is now at the center of Europe’s migration crisis. From here, migrants are transferred to mainland Spain and other EU countries, fueling a broader debate on border security, asylum policies, and cultural preservation. Is the European Union prepared to handle this influx? Can local identities survive in the face of mass migration?
In this video, we dive into the reality on the ground and the consequences for both local populations and European nations. Like, comment, and subscribe for more global analysis!

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Timestamps:
00:00 - 02:10 - Intro Mass Migration
02:10 - 02:41 Busses full of new migrants
02:41 - 04:47 Greek Migrant on Mass Migration
04:47 - 05:44 - German on fishing crisis in Senegal
05:44 - 06:59 Local men on Immigration
06:59 - 07:56 Local woman on Immigration
07:56 - 11:49 African Migrant
11:49 - 12:28 Student on immigration
12:28 - 13:28 - Venezuelan Migrants on immigration
13:28 - 14:50 Heart broken local
14:50 - 16:16 Optimistic African Migrant
16:16 - 19:23 Traveling to Spain's most remote island - El Hierro
19:23 - 20:37 Life on the island
20:37 - 22:00 Migrant camp
22:00 - 25:04 Port town that rescues migrants
25:05 - 30:00 Working African Migrant
30:00 - 32:18 - Stopped by the police
32:18 35:48 Conclusion

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[AdventureElliot]

Part 2 of this video, what’s life like on this tiny remote island and what’s the history of immigration and how is the immigration affecting people day to day life?

[EllisWR]

Can't watch mate, makes me feel sick seeing Europe die like this.

[stationtostation]

Europe never needed this 'enrichment' we have our own beautiful cultures with thousands of years of history. Let us not forget them, they arent going to last. A very sad situation in Europe.

[unrealeck]

I hate the politicians who have done nothing to stop it. This is definitely deliberate from the most powerful people from the EU and WEF.

[Ann-pobz]

Blame the EU and Merkel in particular. Turn the boats around.

[riepera]

The EU is digging its own grave. Stupidity needs no sympathy! No more words needed...

[HC-xlen]

I live in Spain. I'm on a low wage and pay over 30% in taxes to pay for this. It makes my blood boil. I know it's the same for everyone in Europe. We can't continue supporting them when we are poorer than they are.

[Hotinroof]

Same in England. We are a small country. 46% of the social housing in London has gone to African immigrants instead of British people who are on the social housing waiting list and only 22% of immigrants work. It is an invasion. We have ghettos everywhere now. 😢

[shotzvfx]

I'm from Tenerife, one of the nearby islands in the same archipelago. The kid who claims that immigration doesn’t lead to more crime is lying. Rape has increased by up to 100% compared to before. In Barcelona, 90% of those imprisoned for rape are immigrants. They arrive with "no money, " financing their travel with smartphones, internet access, social media, and branded clothing. I see them every day. I have to take two buses to get to work, and sometimes they’re completely full—guess by whom. I can’t get the government to use the taxes we pay so they can buy branded sunglasses and smartphones with Line. This situation has to reach a breaking point. Here in La Esparanza, you only see groups of five to ten men roaming the streets with nothing to do. I bet none of us would let our daughter walk those streets with those guys around. I even have to watch some guy, over 25 years old, almost 2 meters tall and weighing 100 kg, wearing the uniform of my school as if he were a child. This is sick—we don’t feel safe here.

[TravelAddictGuy]

This is better reporting than the mainstream news.

[coratheexplorer]

It is infuriating exactly like that here in Uk

[VallyGee]

Wouldnt you be horrified if you lived there watching this unfold.

[NorickDJ]

One word, army!! We just need the Spanish army to stop this crap!

[PrecipitationAndCorderoy]

My hometown in England has gone from being homogeneous to being multicultural within the space of 2 years. 2. YEARS. There are times when I’m walking down the street and I’m the only white person. The government and local authorities can’t even look after their own people and they are shipping in illegal immigrants. The town I live in is a deprived area with enough problems of its own without having to deal with foreign problems.

[KimSmith-bv]

Time to lower taxes and let the politicians and authorities pay for the immigrants with their own money and not with taxpayer's money.

[itk]

They come searching for a better life while ruining everyone else's

[swampdj]

Spain fought against this for 700 years.

The same "people" are responsible for it this time around.

[happygoluckychappy]

I would argue that many people share the same sentiments as the Greek chap. It is very sad to see this deliberate destruction of European societies 😢

[sickssix]

I Know someone who went there on holiday back in the 1990s and they went back again when they saw a fantastic all-inclusive deal in the travel agents, this was 2022 and they told me they thought they had got on the wrong plane and landed in Africa, sitting eating at an outdoor restaurant one night beggars came asking for the scraps of the plates, phone snatching was so bad she stopped taking photos, the smell in the tent camps (it is very hot) was unbearable, All the staff at the hotel apologised none stop for the changes since the last time she was there, she said she would not go back if she was paid to go, her hotel backed onto a Red Cross refugee first aid centre that clothed and checked them as they landed, every few days they burned the old clothes in oil drums at night (hide the smoke but not the smell) The refuge collection services were refusing to take them away, health reasons and protest as no one on the island wanted the Red Cross there as they said the Red Cross encouraged them come here,

[luiscardozo]

its a shame all the countries being invaded and the politics dont stop them ...its unbilievable