US Edition60% of Sub-Saharan Migrants in Tunisia Enter via Algeria, Study Finds
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60% of Sub-Saharan Migrants in Tunisia Enter via Algeria, Study Finds
A new study indicates that a majority, over 60%, of irregular sub-Saharan African migrants in Tunisia arrive through its western neighbor, Algeria. The report also found that 25% arrive in Tunisia from Libya. Meanwhile, just 14% enter by air, due to visa-free agreements between Tunisia and several Sub-Saharan African countries. The findings come from a comprehensive study entitled “Sub-Saharan Migrants in Tunisia: Profiles, Living Conditions, an…
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