Swiss Border Guard and Police [Recurso electrónico] PDF : Trained for an "Emergency"?
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TextSeries: CSS Analysis in Security Policy ; No. 196Publication details: Zurich CSS ETH Zurich October 2016Description: 4 pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: The “refugee crisis” in Germany has shown that when refugee immigration increases significantly, border guard forces need support.
Under such a scenario in Switzerland, the Swiss Border Guard (SBG) corps would be supported by the (military) police, who, with their training, have a number of relevant capabilities. However, their deployability is limited.
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The “refugee crisis” in Germany has shown that when refugee immigration increases significantly, border guard forces need support.
Under such a scenario in Switzerland, the Swiss Border Guard (SBG) corps would be supported by the (military) police, who, with their training, have a number of relevant capabilities. However, their deployability is limited.
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