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EU: Overstayers: Government reply to questions in the Bundestag

24 August 2015

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See the full text: Government reply to questions in the Bundestag at point 16 gives Statewatch as the "public" source:

"With regard to the information from other Member States of the EU is in particular the evaluation regularly published Products made by FRONTEX, which also illicit Include stay. Furthermore, Latvia has under its Presidency in the first half 2015, an EU-Polizeioperation called "Amber Light" initiated, focusing on the theme over-stayer moved. The results are also available to the public
(http://www.statewatch.org/news/2015/jul/eu-council-lithuania- presidency-Amberlight-final-report.pdf)" [emphasis added]

And see: AMBERLIGHT: Joint Police Operation detects 1,344 "overstayers" but only 10 using forged documents

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