CEUTA ERUPTS: Spaniards have had enough after a mass migrant surge into Ceuta. Plus the Gary, Indiana power outage that knocked a U.S. city into the dark.
Tonight on Guns ‘N Rosaries: two failures of order — one at the Spain–Morocco border, one on the American grid.
In Ceuta, Spain’s North African enclave, tens of thousands crossed from Morocco this summer. In the weeks since, the Ceuta migrant crisis has moved from the fence to the street: beach protests, clashes with police, a migrant camp set on fire, and Spanish residents trying to block further aid traffic. This is not a travel story. It is a Spain border crisis — and Spaniards are done pretending it is under control.
Then we turn home. On August 11, a derecho tore through northwest Indiana. The Gary Indiana power outage left hundreds of thousands without electricity. NIPSCO, Lake County, whole neighborhoods in the black: that is what a power grid collapse looks like in 2026 America, not in a war zone.
We will cover the Spain Ceuta migrants surge, the Spain Morocco border, and the Gary Indiana blackout the same way this series always does — civic order, parish safety, and what Catholic men owe their families when the state cannot keep the lights on or the border closed.
If you are here for Spain immigration, Spain news, or the Gary outage: stay through both blocks. They are the same question. What happens when the authorities fail — and who is left to hold the line.
