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EU: COUNCIL: Joint Operations "Mos Maiorum"

06 September 2014

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"The J.O. 'MOS MAIORUM' will be an operation aimed at weakining the capacity of orgaised crime groups to facilitate illegal immigration to the EU and will be focusing on illegal border crossing. Another goal of this operation is to collect information, for intelligence and investigation purposes, regarding the main routes followed by migrants to enter in the common area and the modus operandi used by crime networks to smuggle people towards the EU territory, focusing also on the secondary movements."

See the full text: Joint Operations "Mos Maiorum" (11671/14, 10 July 2014, pdf)

See also: Italien plant zweiwöchige Polizeioperation gegen Migranten in der gesamten EU [Italy is planning a two-week, pan-EU police operation against migrants] (Telepolis, link) and: EU joint police operations target irregular migrants (Statewatch database)

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