Libyan National Security Council Rejects Resettling Illegal Immigrants

The Libyan National Security Council has rejected the resettlement of illegal immigrants, citing threats to national security, crime proliferation, and the need for enhanced border security and collaboration to effectively address illegal immigration issues.

The Libyan National Security Council has raised concerns over the escalating issues related to illegal immigration, stating that it poses a significant threat to the nation’s security and social structure. In a recent statement, the council highlighted the detrimental effects of this phenomenon on Libya’s political, economic, and social stability, including an increase in crime, fraud, and terrorist activities.

The council further cautioned that proposals from certain countries to resettle illegal immigrants in Libya under the guise of human rights concerns jeopardize the country’s interests and security. It urged Libyan authorities to implement immediate measures to safeguard national sovereignty, focusing on the enhancement of border security and strict enforcement of laws against illegal migration.

Moreover, the council reiterated Libya’s firm stance against the settlement of immigrants on its soil. It emphasized the necessity for collaboration both locally and internationally to tackle the illegal immigration crisis effectively and protect national and global security.

The Libyan National Security Council has firmly rejected the resettlement of illegal immigrants within its territory, citing significant threats to national security, including crime and terrorism. The council has called for urgent measures to strengthen border security and enforce migration laws, while also stressing the importance of local and international cooperation to address the pressing issue of illegal immigration comprehensively.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly