Reports on the 196-day financial statement of restarted internal border control measures, temporarily reinstated in consideration
In a recent press release, the Federal Police Directorate Stuttgart has revealed the results of the temporary reinstatement of internal border controls at the Schengen borders, which was ordered by the Federal Minister of the Interior and Homeland on September 16, 2024.
The data, based on the Police Input Statistics of the Federal Police, covers the period from September 16, 2024, to March 31, 2025. However, it should be noted that the data for March 2025 are preliminary and may still be subject to slight changes due to subsequent recordings or quality assurance measures.
The Directorate's report highlights that a total of 7,724 unauthorized entries were detected at the borders with Switzerland and France during this period. In an effort to protect internal security and reduce irregular secondary migration, a total of 6,515 entry-preventing or residence-terminating measures were taken at the border or in connection with the illegal border crossing.
Of these measures, 840 criminal proceedings were initiated, with 491 at the Swiss border and 349 at the French border. Moreover, 80 suspected smugglers were arrested, with 48 at the Swiss border and 32 at the French border. The Federal Police also prevented a total of 293 persons from entering Germany due to their possession of a re-entry ban.
The internal border controls have been extended to the borders with France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Denmark, in addition to Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, and Switzerland. The search results do not provide information about the leader of the Federal Police Directorate Stuttgart responsible for border controls between Baden-Württemberg and Switzerland/France during the Schengen border controls or the publication of related statistics.
For more detailed information, the press release containing the nationwide figures can be accessed via this link: http://our-website/blaulicht/pm/73990/6003830. For inquiries regarding border controls, please contact the Federal Police Directorate Stuttgart Press Office at Telephone: 07031 2128-1111 or Email: [email protected].
The information in this press release was originally transmitted by the Federal Police Directorate Stuttgart via news aktuell. It is important to note that the data up to and including February 2025 are also based on the Police Input Statistics of the Federal Police. The data for March 2025 are still preliminary and may still be subject to slight changes.
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