Watch: Well-Dressed Migrants Swarm Spain as Hundreds Arrive in Boats

PHOTO: Screenshot / Twitter / Rubén Pulido

A group of male migrants wearing chic clothing was brought to the Spanish mainland by maritime patrols as over a dozen boats arrived from Africa, according to reports.

More than 250 migrants landed in Spain's coastal towns in a short period of time, says Rubén Pulido, head spokesman for top Spanish nationalist-populist party VOX.

Pulido shared footage of foreign men disembarking from a Spanish coast guard ship under the supervision of authorities dressed in biohazard suits.

⚠️ Continúa el #EfectoInvasión ‼️

▪️Llegadas a Granada, Almería, Murcia y Ceuta. Un total de 16 embarcaciones con más de 250 ilegales procedentes en su mayoría de suelo argelino.

▫️«NO todas las llegadas han podido ser interceptadas» (FCSE).

📹 Ropa típica en zonas bélicas. 👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/utZnvGXn90

— Rubén Pulido (@rubnpulido) February 17, 2021

"Arrivals in Granada, Almería, Murcia and Ceuta," Pulido wrote. "A total of 16 vessels with more than 250 illegal immigrants, mostly from Algerian soil."

Pulido sarcastically remarked the migrants were wearing clothing 'typical in war zones.'

He also noted that not all arriving boats had been intercepted by authorities.

⚠️ Nueva oleada de embarcaciones hacia las costas de #Almería y #Murcia:

➕ de 100 ilegales procedentes de Argelia han llegado en las últimas horas. Según fuentes de la Guardia Civil, más de una veintena habrían logrado escapar tras tocar tierra en la zona de Garrucha (Almería). pic.twitter.com/DOVpQ8iaBI

— Rubén Pulido (@rubnpulido) February 17, 2021

Pulido frequently documents the ongoing migrant crises and related crime and violence rocking mainland Spain and its territories, such as the Canary Islands, where over 25,000 migrants have arrived since the beginning of 2020.

📍 Campamento de Las Raíces (Tenerife), anoche:

— Imágenes de la reyerta entre los inmigrantes ilegales del campamento tinerfeño.

⚠️ Según fuentes de las FCSE, los altercados acabaron con varios heridos, de entre ellos un vigilante de seguridad al que dejaron inconsciente. pic.twitter.com/EcNwPjCIUf

— Rubén Pulido (@rubnpulido) February 10, 2021

📍 Apartamentos Tamanaco (Gran Canaria):

- Los niños de @noepmp imparten esta tarde una nueva lección de enriquecimiento cultural para progres. pic.twitter.com/czRbqU3RRJ

— Rubén Pulido (@rubnpulido) February 16, 2021

📍 Puerto Rico (Mogán, Gran Can).

Te levantas a las 7 de la mañana para ir a trabajar al supermercado para que luego vengan los niños que «huyen del hambre y la guerra» a robarte. pic.twitter.com/MAHJfxRyph

— Rubén Pulido (@rubnpulido) February 12, 2021

Detention centers on the Spanish mainland have become so overwhelmed by illegal aliens arriving via the Canaries, they are reportedly being released shortly after landing.

Authorities are now raising alarms over 'no-go zones' manifesting where migrants are concentrated in the Canaries.

"There is a shortage of troops. The police staff have not increased, but what has increased is the population," police union spokesman Serafín Giraldo recently told OK Diario.

Giraldo said regions are forming "where the police cannot even enter, where the work is complicated, and where groups of illegal immigrants become strong and believe that these areas are their privilege."

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