Explosions of illegal migrants
The European Union (EU) is facing a real explosion of illegal migrants in the first half of the current year 2026, under constant threats of military attack and already missiles and drones across EU borders and dealing with foreign security.
Not long ago, whole waves of migrants were recorded in Spain, who, in addition to riding boats, even peacefully and illegally swam into EU territory, mainly from Morocco, which is not yet in a state of war. They were not bothered by fires or high temperatures. Or they even took advantage of the time when Spain was dealing with other problems, such as saving the lives and property of its citizens.
The current unemployment rate in the EU is said to be 6%. In the euro area, the unemployment rate is said to be as high as 6.3%. This data is very important, as illegal refugees are mostly young and in good physical condition and will most likely be classified as working EU residents, thus contributing to an increased unemployment rate and/or an increase in social and health care spending and possibly also education spending.
Slovenia is also recording a significant jump in the number of illegal migrants in the first half of this year 2026, although it is not the first country in the EU Schengen area. From last year's semi-annual 9,901 illegal crossings of the Slovenian border, the number of illegal crossings of the Slovenian border increased to 14,455. In Slovenia, the most common illegal migrants are from Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Egypt, where a state of war has not yet been detected.
The announced European tougher measures against illegal migration in the EU area are thus becoming just populist rhetoric. The same applies to the announcement of tougher measures for the use of public or state funds or so-called social assistance. Illegal migrants come to the EU without income and also need accommodation and personal income. The same goes for health insurance covered by public funds, which has been depleted since the times of the Covid-19 pandemic and epidemic.
We will most likely experience bitterly in the future how the EU and NATO will treat their own citizens and the so-called citizens of NATO's common military defense, when it is already erupting on the Polish border and in Cyprus and Turkey. We will most likely have a hard time convincing our own state authorities that we also have migrant rights to a peaceful and safe life. The question also remains open as to where we will be able to migrate at all when our own homes and lives are threatened. We can also doubt that the rules that allow anyone whose life is threatened to migrate will apply to us. But we can hope that those who are not fit to fight, such as children, the elderly and pregnant women, will be able to migrate.
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