A deported criminal was rearrested in Limassol, stressing the challenges in border security and law enforcement. The incident highlights the importance of vigilance, cooperation, and advanced monitoring technologies to prevent illegal reentries and ensure public safety.
Paphos authorities detained six illegal residents from Georgia in a targeted raid, leading to their arrest and pending deportation. Meanwhile, Nicosia faces a surge in cyber scams, with one victim losing €52,000, highlighting the urgent need for public vigilance against sophisticated fraudsters.
An Iranian national, known as KR, is facing deportation after a court ruling due to his suspected ties to a terrorist group and involvement in criminal activities, despite having lived as a selfemployed plumber in Larnaca since 2002. The rejection of his asylum appeal led to this decision, following evidence of fake passports and plotting against Israeli interests, marking a significant development in international security measures.
Cyprus has ramped up deportations and repatriations, returning over 2,000 individuals by March 8, 2024, to address illegal residency and migration. Collaborating with Frontex, Cyprus enforces immigration laws while upholding human rights, part of a broader EU strategy to regulate irregular migration effectively.
In a police operation in Nicosia, Cyprus, authorities detained 13 individuals for residing without legal documentation. These detentions are part of ongoing efforts to regulate immigration, enforce national laws, and initiate immediate repatriation processes in line with international standards.
Cyprus police arrested 33 illegal migrants in Nicosia, working in collaboration with the migration department to uphold immigration laws. This recent crackdown is part of a larger effort to address illegal immigration, with over 9,000 individuals deported from Cyprus this year alone.
In the latest crackdown on immigration policy, Cyprus deported 202 individuals who were residing in the country without proper authorization, bringing the total number of deportations this year to 8,385. This reflects Cyprus’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws and securing its borders, amidst ongoing geopolitical challenges with Russia and Turkey.
