Police chief: 'Successful crossing of transmigrants virtually impossible'

“Figures from the European border and coast guard agency Frontex on people arriving in the United Kingdom (UK) show that the vast majority do not come via Zeebrugge. In 2017, less than 30 people were involved, while we picked up 2,200. So that’s peanuts. In fact, most months the figure is zero. So our strict port legislation is clearly discouraging and the controls are working,” said Chief Commissioner Kenneth Coigné, service chief of the Coastal Maritime Police and leader of the federal Transmigration Task Force (pictured).