Examples of using Illegal migration in English and their translations into Czech
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At the same time we also have to combat illegal migration.
Cyber attacks, illegal migration flows and terrorism are just a few of them.
One Member put it very eloquently: illegal migration, it is a problem.
The Balkan region is one of the most sensitive areas of the EU's external borders in terms of illegal migration.
The same applies to migration- illegal migration in particular- and information security.
It requires coherence between our policies on legal and illegal migration.
On the other hand, if we avoid such rules,we encourage illegal migration and employment and all the repercussions they entail.
Such an example is the legislative package on legal and illegal migration.
The paragraphs about combating illegal migration are open to several interpretations, although, to my mind, they do not err on the repressive side.
We are adopting common European rules making it possible to manage migrant flows into Europe and to limit illegal migration.
Can NATO be active in combating illegal migration or is migration just security and humanitarian(not defense and military) topic?
We cannot afford to leave our neighbours dealing alone with security issues,organised crime and illegal migration.
It will have everything to do with illegal migration: the trafficking of people to work for less than the minimum wage and less than minimum working conditions.
I therefore welcome the Commission's efforts to seek and propose joint solutions,such as using Frontex to prevent illegal migration.
We welcomed the progress made in implementing measures concerning illegal migration in the Mediterranean, and we called for work in a number of specific areas.
The Bulgaria-Turkey-Greece area is one of the most sensitive parts of the European Union's external borders in terms of illegal migration.
As far as illegal migration and cross-border crime are concerned, the forecasts for the coming years indicate that the influx of migrants is set to rise, including at the European Union's eastern border.
We have discussed a common immigration policy for Europe anda short time ago heard testimony on the huge growth in illegal migration.
As it is located in a sensitive area in terms of illegal migration, Bulgaria should adopt additional measures to respond to a possible increase in migratory pressure at its borders.
However, we cannot forget that the area in question is one of the most sensitive parts of the EU's external borders in terms of illegal migration.
Given the potential for illegal migration from these countries, as well as alarming radical Islamic tendencies, in particular in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania, I am voting against the adoption of this report.
The other side of this coin means our Member States having effective repatriation policies to deter those who both seek and organise illegal migration.
In 2004, the Hague programme,which focused on the need to combat illegal migration, recognised that legal migration would play a vital role in the economic development of the EU.
We believe this to be right, even though we, of course,have difficulty with the problem of begging- which I openly admit- and also in many respects with illegal migration.
However, we must be careful that this directive does not make the return procedures worse andthus reduce the effectiveness of our policies in the fight against illegal migration.
The honourable Member knows that migration and migration flows,especially illegal migration flows, particularly from regions to the south of Europe, represent a new problem that we did not have to face just a few years ago.
It should be taken into account that the area made up by Bulgaria, Turkey andGreece is one the most sensitive points in the EU's external borders in terms of illegal migration.
For a while now, the EU has been trying to come up with a comprehensive package on migration, including measures to tackle illegal migration as well as measures to push Europe's forward-looking strategy on legal migration. .
It attempts to'solve', by means of administrative and repressive methods,a serious problem that really calls for a political solution, aimed at eliminating the causes of illegal migration.