Italian police say they disrupted migrant smuggling ring, 15 Egyptians arrested

A large-scale judicial police operation, launched on 1 April between Alsace, Seine-Saint-Denis, Savoie and Italy, allowed the dismantling of an irregular immigration route and the indictment of 12 people. Migrants were transported under inhumane conditions across several European countries.

FINALLY! Italy attempts to slam the door on Muslim illegal alien immigration from North Africa

Says commenter @tarablue4472: “None of those measures will be enough. Human rights groups need to be held accountable and even charged criminally. It is disgusting for these sanctimonious human rights people to make such outrageous demands on the local populations to give up their sovereignty and their culture.  h/t Thereza B

15 Egyptians Arrested as Italy Dismantles Alien Trafficking Gang Responsible For Bringing Thousands of Illegals to Europe

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The Strasbourg Public Prosecutor's Office announced this Wednesday the indictment of 12 persons suspected of having participated in the organisation of an international smuggling of migrants. "Investigations are continuing to characterize the role of each person and possibly arrest others put into practice.

As part of a police operation against illegal immigration, the Italian police arrested 15 Egyptians from a gang of smugglers, who illegally smuggled thousands of people across Turkey to Italy – and collected up to 10,000 euros per person. A profitable business. In addition to the uncontrolled mass migration to Europe, there are also professional smugglers' groups that bring countless people across the borders every year. Italian police have now …

Italian police say they disrupted migrant smuggling ring, 15 Egyptians arrested

Italian police said on Tuesday they had dismantled a migrant smuggling network, leading to the arrests in several countries of 15 Egyptians involved in using sailboats for dangerous illegal sea crossings from Turkey to Greece and Italy.