Freedom of Speech: Islam Goes Apeshit over Charlie Hebdo Muhammad Cartoons Repub, Quran Eating, and Successful Critical Analysis

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Tue Jan 17 00:28:17 PST 2023


Europe fucks itself even further, foolishly imports at
least another 264,000 culturally linguistically and
religiously incompatible Islamic Men...


Illegal Immigration Into Europe Soared By 64% In 2022 To Reach Six-Year High

https://rmx.news/migration/illegal-immigration-into-europe-soared-by-64-in-2022-to-reach-six-year-high/
https://frontex.europa.eu/media-centre/news/news-release/eu-s-external-borders-in-2022-number-of-irregular-border-crossings-highest-since-2016-YsAZ29

Approximately 330,000 illegal border-crossings into the European Union
were recorded in 2022, the highest figure since the migration crisis
of 2016 and an increase of 64 percent from the previous year,
according to the latest data from EU border agency Frontex.

The Western Balkan migratory route, which sees migrants travel through
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia to reach the European
Union’s external border at Hungary, overtook the Central Mediterranean
route as the most-used pathway by illegal migrants. More than 145,000
illegal migrants were detected using the route last year, a
significant increase of 136 percent over 2021.

Migrants using this route last year were most commonly from Syria,
Afghanistan, Turkey, and Tunisia.

Croatia’s membership of the European Union’s borderless Schengen Area,
which came into effect on Jan. 1, 2023, will inevitably lead to
greater challenges in this region, extending the length of the EU’s
external border considerably.

A total of 102,529 migrants were detected attempting to breach the EU
border in the Central Mediterranean region to reach Italy, an increase
of 51 percent over 2021. Migrants from Egypt, Tunisia, Bangladesh, and
Syria were most commonly reported to be active on this route.

The Eastern Mediterranean was the third-most-used route by illegal
migrants, primarily traveling through Turkey into Greece. Almost
43,000, primarily Syrians, Afghans, Nigerians, and Congolese, followed
this route last year — an increase of 108 percent over 2021.

Decreases in activity were reported in the three other designated
routes acknowledged by Frontex. The Western Mediterranean route into
Spain saw 14,582 illegal migrants, down 21 percent; the Western
African route to the Spanish Canary Islands recorded 15,462 illegal
border-crossings, down 31 percent; and the Eastern Land Border into
Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia saw 6,127 illegal migrants, down 25
percent over 2021.

Meanwhile, a 37 percent increase was recorded in exits from the
Schengen Area towards the U.K. where 71,081 individuals were detected.

The 13 million Ukrainian refugees recorded entering the EU via its
external land borders between Feb. 24 and the end of the year are not
included in the figures, Frontex confirmed.

More than 80 percent of illegal migrants detected were adult men.

    “Women accounted for fewer than one in ten of the detections,
while the share of reported minors fell slightly to around 9 percent
of all detections,” Frontex stated in a press release on Friday.

The EU border agency stressed that the figures were based on
preliminary figures, admitting “the final figures may be higher due to
delayed reporting.”

The statistics on illegal border-crossings are separate from the
number of asylum applications made across Europe, which perhaps gives
a more informed view of the crisis enveloping the continent.

Almost 790,000 asylum applications were made in the EU between January
and October last year, according to EU Agency for Asylum chief Nina
Gregori. This represents an increase of 54 percent compared to the
same period in 2021 and does not include the temporary protection
afforded to Ukrainians.

“It’s pretty clear that the growing number of applications will
continue for the foreseeable future,” Gregori said in December, with
asylum applications in excess of 100,000 each month in the latter
months of the year.


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