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Carneiro says "the mystification of open borders" was a "fallacy" of the right

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 12:05

The Secretary-General of PS reacted to alerts about an increase in irregular immigrants arriving by train and bus to the metropolitan areas of Lisbon and Porto. In his statements, Carneiro considered that "the mystification of open borders" was a "fallacy" of the right.

This position comes in response to warnings that had been made regarding the increase in the arrival of irregular immigrants to these metropolitan areas by land transport. The socialist leader thus countered the narrative that associates PS with an open-door policy at the borders.

Carneiro's intervention is part of the broader political debate on migration policy in Portugal. By characterizing the idea of open borders as a "fallacy", the Secretary-General of PS seeks to distinguish his party's position from what he attributes to the right in this domain.

The socialist leader's reaction comes at a time when immigration-related issues have been gaining prominence in the national political landscape, with different parties presenting divergent positions on the management of migratory flows and border control.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal are affected by debates on migration policies and border controls, especially in the metropolitan areas of Lisbon and Porto. The position of the PS leader on this topic influences national political discourse and immigration policies. This follows recent alerts about flows of irregular immigrants that have generated public debate.

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