Home Affiars Minister Glenn Bedingfield has defended the arrest of 19 irregular migrants found living in Malta illegally, insisting that while Malta remains a welcoming country, it cannot tolerate breaches of immigration laws. The comments came after police operations in Ħamrun, Qormi and St Paul’s Bay led to the arrest of 19 individuals from Syria,
Police arrested 19 migrants during overnight inspections in several localities after they were found to be living in Malta irregularly. Inspections in Ħamrun and Qormi led to the arrest of 10 people from Syria, The Gambia, Côte d'Ivoire and Niger. A further nine individuals from Albania, Syria, Ghana, Bangladesh, The Gambia and Mali were arrested in
Police have conducted a series of coordinated inspections overnight and into the early hours of Thursday, resulting in the arrest of 19 individuals found to be residing irregularly in the country. According to police, the first operation took place in Ħamrun and Qormi, where officers detained ten people of various nationalities, including individuals
During the night and early this morning, 19 irregular migrants were arrested by the Police after being found living in Malta illegally. During inspections carried out in Ħamrun and Qormi, Police arrested 10 individuals originating from Syria, The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Niger. Further operations conducted in St Paul’s Bay led to the arrest of nine
