Just to showcase how the situation is getting more complex than people think.
A US navy ship, USNS Trenton, rescued 40 migrants in the waters off Lybia a couple days ago
https://navaltoday.com/2018/06/13/us-na ... -of-lybia/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USNS_Trenton_(T-EPF-5)
Sea Watch, the Germany-based non-governmental organization involved in the Mediterranean Sea migrant crisis response, revealed it had been tasked by the US Navy to take over the rescued 41 people including 12 deceased migrants. The rescue operation took place 12 miles off the coast of Libya, according to the organization.
Our stance stays, no foreign ships carrying migrants will be allowed to dock in Italy. Not Trenton, not the NGOs. Now Seawatch said they won't take the migrants from Trenton unless they are allowed to dock at a port no more than 36 hours away (so not Spain). This is made even worse by the fact that Seawatch is a German NGO, so people are saying "here's Merkel being a bitch to us again and again". They're trying to force our hand, while Aquarius (the other NGO ship redirected to Spain) is complaining on twitter that they encountered "bad weather" and people on board are suffering, implying the trip was "unnecessary".
So another crisis is looming, will the government cave in to the pressure and allow Trenton to unload their migrants in Italy, thus breaking their stance after less than a week?
German-speaking lizards can read more about it here
https://sea-watch.org/ueberlebende-und- ... hiff-fest/