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Italian authorities reported that since the beginning of 2026, approximately 5,300 irregular migrants have been deported, which is double the number of migrants deported during the same period in the previous two years, according to the Ministry of Interior. The ministry also indicated that the pace of deportations has increased as a result of the current government's policies. Additionally, Italy experienced a 55% decline in the number of arrivals by sea compared to last year, with around 17,000 migrants arriving by sea so far this year — roughly a quarter of the number of migrants who entered the Spanish city of Ceuta in late July. The minister emphasized that the work to resume the Schengen agreement with Spain will only proceed after security threats are removed, stressing that security measures have led to the detention of three individuals and the prevention of 21 from entering, amid a rise in attempts by migrants to reach Ceuta by swimming or on foot.
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