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German border police turning away migrants at a fence, with a sign showing illegal entries halved from 2023 to 2025.
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Illegal entries into Germany halve in 2025

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Germany's Federal Police recorded about 62,500 illegal entries at its borders in 2025, halving the figure from 2023. Since border controls were introduced in September 2024 and intensified in May 2025, thousands have been turned away. The measures aim to curb migration more effectively.

The government has decided to extend internal border controls for another six months. The decision took effect on May 12. The police authority determines where and how the checks are carried out.

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Free State MEC for Community Safety Jabu Mbalula has confirmed that the driver of a bus carrying 32 undocumented Zimbabwean nationals possessed a legal ID and valid driver’s licence. The bus was intercepted in the Free State after passing through the Beit Bridge port of entry. Mbalula called for intensified collaboration between provinces to address such incidents.

Hundreds of travellers are experiencing significant delays at the Lebombo Border Post as they attempt to cross into Mozambique for the festive holidays. The Border Management Authority reports processing 300,000 people so far, but frustrations persist due to inadequate staffing and infrastructure. Commissioner Michael Masiapato highlighted efforts to streamline operations with dedicated processing stations.

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