Slow network in Lindau revealed: migrants in the sight of the police!

Slow network in Lindau revealed: migrants in the sight of the police!

Hörbranz, Österreich - At the Hörbranz border crossing (BAB 96), federal police officers informed several cases of attempted unauthorized entry on February 11th. During the night, two Syrian men, both 26 years old, were found who were on the way from Milan to Białystok with a long -distance bus. The passports of these migrants had expired and they had no valid residence permits. According to their own information, they wanted to apply for asylum in Regensburg. Surprisingly, the two men stated that they are not threatened or persecuted in Syria, which makes the situation even more complicated, such as "https://www.vol.at/grenzkonrolle-in-horbranz-syrian-migranten-miten-fiten-t-stopped, reported .

The investigation showed that they had received support from an unknown helper who had taken care of the bus tickets. These helpers are now also in the focus of the federal police, which is investigating them for interrogating foreigners. On the same day, other migrants, including an old Syrian and three Turks, were taken up at Lindau-Reutin train station, who also wanted to enter Germany without the necessary documents. Your pick -up, who already live in Germany, received advertisements for aid while the migrants were rejected to Austria.

detection of a smuggling network

The federal police have repeatedly uncovered suspected smuggling activities in the past few weeks. On October 15, a total of 13 migrants were checked at the same border crossing, which tried to get to Germany illegally using the same methods. Among these were three Syrian men, who paid 250 euros each for their bus tickets to an alleged smuggler. The investigation reveals another network that supports migrants in illegal entry and favors culturally and financially. In these cases too, migrants were denied the entry, and the investigation is directed against several unknown people.

Federal police control illustrates the challenges that the security authorities face to prevent irregular migration. They not only show how well organized the smugglers act, but also that some migrants are willing to pay large sums for the risky journey.