What are the consequences of the constant refugee crisis in Europe?

According to foreign media reports on May 28th, with the arrival of summer, the tide of refugees that has been plaguing the European continent in recent years is far from over, but this phenomenon is aggravated at the end of May this year.

According to the latest statistics released by Italy and Libya, the coastal patrol departments of the two countries rescued more than 1, refugees and stowaways from the Mediterranean Sea in four days from this Wednesday to Saturday, and another 54 people were killed in this sea area.

With the approach of summer and the overall rise of temperature in southern European countries, more and more refugees and illegal immigrants began to choose to sneak into Italy and other countries by boat through North Africa, hoping to eventually enter the European inland along this road. In the past 27th day alone, the Tunisia authorities announced that they had rescued 126 people from sub-Saharan African countries.

It is worth mentioning that because the G-7 summit is currently being held in Sicily, southern Italy, in order to ensure the safety of the event, the Italian government banned all ships from calling at nearby ports this week.