Migrants with ‘malicious intentions’ arriving in Spanish hotspot loved by Brits | World | News
A popular Spanish holiday Hotspot, loved by Brits, was warned about people who flocked with “malicious intentions” due to the increase in migration. European Border and Coast Guard Agency Frrontex warned that people with “potentially malicious intentions” can come to the Balear islands under the guise of being asylum seekers.
The agency warned that “Smuggling groups developed tactics to avoid detection and to ensure that immigrant boats reach Spain”. “This may allow individuals with potentially malicious intentions to interfere with irregular immigrants, not to be identified to the EU and to perform potentially criminal activities.”
Frontex envisaged an increase in immigration arrival, especially in the number of people from Algeria.
As a whole, he warned people about potential security threats, such as “criminals, terrorists, sabotages and intelligence agents”.
“These individuals make use of migration ways to enter European regions and make border security operations even more complex.”
Alfonso Rodriguez, the Spanish government’s Delegate Delegate, said that the identity documents of immigrants were not received and that they were confirmed by the national police that they were confirmed to ensure that they were not dangerous.
According to the figures of the Ministry of Interior, the route of migration from North Africa to Baleariks increased this year. As of August 15, 4,323 migratory islands arrived on 2024 compared to 2,443 on the same date -an increase of 77%.
Marga Prohens, President of the Balear Government, said the status of illegal migration on the Balear Islands is “worrying”.
“The situation gets worse every day and there’s no sign of a solution,” he said. “The Spanish government has a serious problem when the government of Spain cannot protect its own limits.”
Spain has recently dictated that the islands should accept some migratory children instead of sending them back. Prohens said that holding camps exploded and more than 1000% compared to capacity.
He wants the Spanish government to suspend his decision as a precautionary measure and will start appeals in the Supreme Court.
“We will apply to all the vehicles we have to prevent the implementation of this distribution, which we cannot undertake under the conditions of honor and humanity.” He said.
