Illegal migration is soaring across Europe, but the crisis is taking a backseat to the war in Ukraine
“These people do not come from the country of origin, Syria, but Turkey. It’s proven,” explains Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan
New smuggling routes from Czechia to Germany are fueling the migrant crisis
The number of detained migrants in the last two months has exceeded the figures from the migration crisis in 2015
While mass immigration has led to an ongoing crime wave in France, the country’s interior minister nevertheless believes that immigration should continue
According to firefighter chief Vladimír Vlček, Ukrainians must stand on their own two feet and seek longer-term accommodation
“EU member states and associated states should deploy an adequate, state-led and proactive rescue fleet in the central Mediterranean,” the organizations jointly stated
If a new proposal goes through, rejected asylum seekers could receive the same benefits as Germany’s unemployed
Denmark’s immigration minister, who belongs to a left-wing party, is taking an approach to immigration dramatically at odds with the left-liberal consensus in Western Europe
The criminal conviction could have a chilling effect on Denmark’s strict immigration policy
Poland must bring in migrants who will build Poland’s wealth and help the country develop, but this operation must be done sensibly
Recent numbers of people trying to get on boats from France to the United Kingdom have reached record levels
In the last five years, only a fifth of people who were not entitled to reside in the EU have been returned to their countries of origin
The 23-year-old Somali cannot be deported to Africa as he already has a Swedish passport
Negotiations with Rwanda look the most promising
“He has achieved so much, especially in the area of immigration,” Ivana Trump praised her ex-husband
Germany realizes compulsory migrant quotas will not work
Current camps are overcrowded
Up to 150 million migrants could enter Germany by 2050
150,000 immigrants entered the EU illegally in 2018. It was the lowest number in five years. However, migration policy is still shaping Europe and migration will most likely affect the upcoming European elections.
