Korelacija između ilegalnih migranata i terorista
A Correlation Between Illegal Migrations and Terrorists

Summary/Abstract: Illegal migrations and terrorist actions with foreign elements (elements which come from abroad) is an enormous global problem of the contemporary world. It is a mass phenomenon by which almost all countries are affected in various ways and against which the international community fights hard but continuously. These two phenomena have in a special way become characteristic of the contemporary civilization. In the scientific theory, in international law and in practice of the international community these two phenomena are considered and treated separately, although numerous researches point to the connection between them and their mutual connections. The basic aim of the research is to point out to the close connection between illegal migrations and terrorist actions worldwide and also to point out to the mistakes made so far in the international law treatment of illegal migrants (the way how international law treats illegal migrants) and their true role in provoking security problems and phenomena, especially their role in terrorist actions, which is not treated in an appropriate way. Countries in which these problems were created have usually been satisfied with the decisions to deport those who violate international public law to their countries or to the countries and territories they come from. Its characteristic that illegal migrations are exclusively by international public law, primarily from the point of view of protection of human rights and freedoms. on the other hand, terrorists and all that is connected with terrorism as a global security problem are treated by the international community exclusively by criminal law. In that way, very precious knowledge about how illegal migrants act in terrorist actions have been lost, but that could be very important in the prevention of the phenomenon. for that reason, it is necessary to examine thoroughly every segment, cause and effect of their participation in terrorist actions.

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