Regjeringen forlenger grensekontrollen med seks måneder

Regjeringen har besluttet å forlenge den indre grensekontrollen i ytterligere seks måneder. Beslutningen trådte i kraft 12. mai. Politiet avgjør hvor og hvordan kontrollene gjennomføres.

Regjeringen begrunner forlengelsen med at sikkerhetssituasjonen fortsatt er alvorlig. Grensekryssende kriminalitet trekkes spesifikt frem som en årsak til å opprettholde kontrollene.

Indre grensekontroll ble opprinnelig gjeninnført for å identifisere personer som kunne utgjøre en trussel mot offentlig orden og indre sikkerhet.

Politiet har ansvaret for å beslutte omfanget og plasseringen av kontrollene i den nye perioden.

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