The bar chart shows the illegal border crossings by third-country citizens via sea or land routes. In 2014 there was an increase almost three fold, in comparison with 2013, due to a large increase in border crossings by citizens of Syria, Afghanistan and Eritrea.
By EPRS Admin
/ April 27, 2015
Illegal border crossings by third-country citizens via sea or land routes
Illegal border crossings by third-country citizens via sea or land routes
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