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EU Irregular Border Crossings Fall 37% in First Seven Months
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Frontex: Preliminary data show irregular border crossings into EU down 37% in first seven months of 2026
Based on preliminary data available to Frontex, irregular border crossings into the European Union fell by 37% in the first seven months of 2026 compared with the same period last year, with approximately 61 000 detections recorded at the EU’s external borders. These figures do not reflect the exceptional events at the external borders in Ceuta/Spain at the end of July. Based on the data… Source
The route most used to try to break into the European Union was the Eastern Mediterranean, with 20,232 entries detected by Frontex, a reduction of 28% when compared to last year.
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