Cross -border illegality: Sudanese and Tschader discovered in Görlitz!
Cross -border illegality: Sudanese and Tschader discovered in Görlitz!
On Tuesday evening, the federal police in Görlitz discovered three men without ID cards that were near the railway viaduct. These men stated that they came from Sudan, with further reviews that only one of them was actually Sudanese citizens. The other two come from the Chad. According to their statements, they were brought to the Polish side by an unknown smuggler in order to illegally cross the border to Germany. These men are 22, 23 and 26 years old and were ultimately sent back to Poland. In an too frequent fate, which currently shapes the debate about illegal migration in Germany, such incidents are anything but individual cases.
The number of illegal border crossings has risen sharply in recent years. As the Welt alone were registered in 2022 more illegal in the previous year, and this tendency sets itself also continued in 2023. From January to October 2022, the federal police reported 70,814 illegal border crossings, followed by another 12,695 in November. Via the Balkan region, which is currently considered one of the main lock routes, many migrants succeed in reaching the EU and in particular also to Germany.
increased number of slips
The Federal Criminal Police Office has in its current noted. According to this, a total of 7,924 cases were registered in 2023 - around 60 % more than in the previous year. Development on the eastern borders of Germany is particularly worrying, where many people are smuggled over the Balkan region. Suspect could be quickly identified, which shows that the problem not only has to do with the migrants themselves, but also with the criminal structures that support them.
The methods used by smugglers are increasingly risky. The use of small vans has increased strongly, and communication is often via platforms such as Telegram or WhatsApp. Social media are used to recruit new people willing to smoke, which further complicates the situation.
outlook for the future
The federal police expose the trend to be continued that more and more people are being trying to travel to Germany for an unauthorized manner. The recent incidents in Görlitz are only the tip of the iceberg in a multi -layered and pressing problem. In order to counter this challenge, close cooperation between the authorities and adapted strategies are imperative.
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