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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has condemned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for issuing a royal decree that regularizes nearly 1.2 million illegal immigrants already present in the country. The center-right Swedish leader, facing reelection, warned fellow EU statesmen that this amnesty will act as a magnet for new surges comparable to the 2015 crisis.
Sánchez's government presented the measure in January and formalized it in April, accelerating legal status for those already working unlawfully on Spanish soil. The policy drew immediate protest from other European capitals because it rewards unlawful entry and signals to the rest of the world that Spain's borders are now administrative fictions.
The Spanish prime minister acts as the latest agent of the managerial priesthood that treats national territory as an open ledger rather than a covenant inheritance. His decree dissolves the distinction between citizen and stranger by administrative fiat, placing household economies under pressure from sudden population increases that no democratic vote ever authorized.
Scripture records that the Most High appointed the boundaries of nations and fixed their habitations. The ordered household economy of historic Christendom rested upon this same recognition that peoples possess the right to defend the lands they have received from their fathers.
After the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, European states consolidated the principle that sovereign authority includes the power to determine who may enter and remain within their borders. Sánchez's amnesty reverses that settlement and returns the continent to the condition of competing jurisdictions unable to guard their own peoples.
The observable result follows directly. One nation's open regularization draws fresh flows that neighboring states must then absorb or repel, eroding the demographic integrity of every historic European nation in turn.
The faithful remnant must therefore support those leaders who reject such decrees outright. They must press for the restoration of strict border enforcement and the repeal of amnesties that place the interests of illegal entrants above the survival of the nations that received them.
Every further legalization scheme only accelerates the same process. The duty of the hour is to name the policy for what it is and to defend the right of European peoples to remain the majority in their ancestral homelands.
