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GREECE: "Xenios Zeus" campaign continues

07 August 2012

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"Greek police continued the "Xenios Zeus" campaign on Monday, sweeping through areas of Athens and beyond, in an attempt to battle unregistered migration. Over the weekend, according to an official announcement by police headquarters, 1130 arrests were documented in the Athenian capital, all those arrested failing to meet the legal requirements for their continued stay in the country."

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