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PSP alerts for increase of illegal immigrants arriving by train and bus to Porto and Lisbon
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PSP alerts for increase of illegal immigrants arriving by train and bus to Porto and Lisbon

SIC Notícias13 September 2026 at 09:34

PSP alerted for an increase in secondary movements of illegal immigrants arriving in Portugal, specifically to Porto and Lisbon, by train and bus. According to the police, the situation is not "exactly new," but it has been intensifying.

According to PSP's perception and data analysis, these secondary migratory flows to Portugal have increased significantly. The immigrants arrive mainly through land transport, using trains and buses as a means of entry into the country.

The alert was issued by Chief Superintendent João Ribeiro, responsible for the National Unit for Foreigners and Borders (UNEF), who confirmed the growing trend of these movements. UNEF is the PSP unit responsible for controlling foreigners and border enforcement.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal may be affected by changes in migratory flows in their cities, with potential implications for urban security and public services. The PSP alert indicates a growing trend that may require greater vigilance and response from the relevant authorities.

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