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PSP lights red signal for increase in irregular immigration in Portugal

Notícias de Coimbra13 September 2026 at 10:09

The PSP warned this Sunday about the significant increase in foreign citizens in irregular situations arriving in Portugal. The public security police identifies this trend as a red signal in terms of migratory control in the country. The alert comes at a time when Portuguese authorities face growing challenges in managing migratory flows. The situation puts pressure on the existing inspection and reception mechanisms in Portuguese territory.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal are directly affected by this situation, as the increase in irregular immigration can have implications for public security and the country's migration policies. This PSP alert comes as a response to a trend that requires attention from Portuguese authorities and society.

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