African migrants are not leaving anything to chance.

Spain, Italy, and Greece are facing the greatest pressure as thousands of illegal migrants arrive on Europe’s shores every day. Many of these migrants travel in tiny boats, often ‘accidentally’ losing their documents en route. For instance, one young African migrant showed his personal documents, then crumpled them up and threw them into the sea.

Once on land, authorities struggle to check anyone’s identity, making it mostly a guessing game regarding names, countries of origin, and reasons for fleeing. Due to the overwhelming number of people, most migrants manage to cross the border undetected. Those who fail initially are sent to reception centres, from which they often escape. Once they reach nearby cities, they make a living through begging and violence. Street fights among migrants are common, as they tent to import the fierce conflicts from their home countries to Europe.

Migrants frequently move from one state to another as they aim to reach different European countries. Western Europe, with its generous welfare system, is particularly popular. In many places, migrants don’t even need to work to earn nearly as much as a manual worker. Incidents of these „downtrodden, poor” migrants harassing young girls on the streets are also common. Often, they escape without consequences, such as in the case of a man who attempted to molest a 12-year-old girl.

In some Western countries, voices calling for the deportation of illegal migrants are growing louder. The UK is leading this movement, with massive street protests recently demanding that the new pro-migrant government clear all public streets of aggressive migrants.