“The border with the Sahara can't be bigger than ours with Mexico.”

In a phone call to the Spain's foreign minister, Josep Borrell, in the context of Trump's idea for Spain to build a border wall across Sahara dessert to stem Spain's Mediterranean migrant crisis.
2010s, 2018, July
Source: Foreign minister: Trump advised Spain to build wall across Sahara to stop migrants https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2018/09/20/trump-spain-wall-sahara-desert/1365944002/

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