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v t e European migrant crisis (timeline)
Refugees and immigration	Afghan refugees Syrian refugees Kurdish refugees Libyan refugees Iraqi refugees Assyrian refugees Sudanese refugees Immigration to Europe Immigration to Italy Immigration to Greece African immigration to Europe
Migrant vessel and vehicle incidents	Lampedusa shipwreck (October 2013) Death of Alan Kurdi (September 2015) List of migrant vessel incidents on the Mediterranean Sea List of migrant vehicle incidents in Europe
Maritime rescue and patrol operations	Operation Poseidon (EU, 2006–2015) Operation Hermes (EU, 2011–2013) Operation Mare Nostrum (Italy, 2013–2014) Operation Triton (EU, 2014–present) EUNAVFOR Med (Operation Sophia) (EU, 2015–present) Operation Poseidon Rapid Intervention (EU, 2015–present)
Migrant camps	Lampedusa immigrant reception center Migrants around Calais Calais Jungle Calais migrant crisis
Border barriers	Austrian border barrier Bulgarian border barrier Ceuta border fence Hungarian border barrier Macedonian border barrier Melilla border fence Slovenian border barrier
Related articles	Asylum in the European Union European Asylum Curriculum (EAC) European Asylum Support Office (EASO) Asylum shopping Convention relating to the Status of Refugees Dublin Regulation Eurodac European Border Surveillance System (Eurosur) Fire at Sea Frontex (European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders) European Border and Coast Guard Fortress Europe Human migration Chain migration Economic migrant Illegal immigration Refugee New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Germany Schengen Agreement Schengen Area Schengen Information System (SIS) Valletta Summit on Migration

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European migrant crisis