US EditionU.S. Customs and Border Protection details tougher penalties for illegal crossings
- Frontex data indicated a 27% reduction in unauthorized entries detected at the EU's external borders from January to April 2025.
- This decline follows increased border enforcement by 3,200 Frontex officers working with national authorities across major migration routes.
- The Western Balkans route saw the largest drop of 58%, while the Central Mediterranean route remained the busiest with 15,718 crossings, decreasing 3%.
- April crossings on the Central Mediterranean rose nearly 40% year-on-year due to improved weather, with Bangladeshi nationals comprising most arrivals and journeys costing €9,500–€13,000.
- Despite fewer overall crossings, 555 deaths at sea occurred in early 2025, highlighting ongoing risks migrants face using unsafe vessels to reach Europe.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection details tougher penalties for illegal crossings
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A new report by the EU Border Protection Authority Frontex shows that irregular migration has declined significantly in the first four months of 2025. This could put the German Federal Government in need of explanation.
Irregular migrants crossing European Union's borders fall by 27%
While declines continued on all major migration routes into EU in 1st 4 months of 2025, Central Mediterranean route became busiest, accounting for one-third of all irregular migrants arriving in bloc, says Frontex - Anadolu Ajansı
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