Large numbers of migrants have crossed the border into Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa. The Spanish Minister of the Interior stated that a total of 72,000 people entered, of whom approximately 70,000 have already left.
Chinese banking systems are tightening resident foreign exchange and overseas transfers, requiring in-person counter transactions, explanations of fund usage, and submission of relevant supporting documents; the amount of foreign exchange individuals can exchange and remit is subject to quota limits.
The US Democratic Party proposes that illegal immigrants can apply for green cards after living in the US for 7 years, having no criminal record, and having a good tax record.
The United States is increasing its efforts to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants, and some Chinese people in the U.S. are reportedly preparing to return to China because of this.
Private jets in China have been banned from flying, with related restrictions reportedly aimed at preventing wealthy individuals from leaving the country by air.
The flight of Chinese commercial aircraft is strictly controlled; business owners must undergo state security (MSS) review to use commercial aircraft to go abroad.
The State Council has reportedly ordered an investigation into STO Express, with related actions involving its equity and corporate asset control issues.
Related claims state that there are approximately 100,000 weapons in civilian hands, the vast majority of which come from the military, with some weapons believed to have been leaked through planned channels.
Dissatisfied with the long-term, strict dynamic zero-COVID lockdown policies, people across China launched rare nationwide protests. Demonstrators held up blank sheets of paper to symbolize censorship, eventually forcing the authorities to make a sudden and chaotic reversal of their pandemic control policies.
Peng Lifa hung protest banners opposing Xi Jinping and the epidemic policies at Beijing's Sitong Bridge, an event that has garnered widespread attention.