In 2025, a total of over 18,900 cases of crimes obstructing border management were investigated and handled.

The National Immigration Administration held a routine press conference today. The spokesperson of the National Immigration Administration reported the main data and work performance of immigration management in 2025, and answered questions from reporters. Reporters learned from the press conference that in 2025, national immigration management agencies adhere to coordinated development and security, always putting the defense of political security first, solidly coordinating the severe crackdown on crimes that hinder border management, continuously deepening the governance of "three non" foreigners, and ensuring the security and stability of national borders. Throughout the year, a total of over 18,900 cases of crimes that hinder border management were investigated, with over 54,600 criminal suspects arrested, 488 criminal gangs dismantled, and 229 major cases placed on the list for special supervision. Strict crackdowns on illegal crimes involving guns, explosives, drug trafficking, and smuggling at ports and borders resulted in the solving of 438 drug cases, the arrest of 579 criminal suspects, the seizure of 6.09 tons of various types of drugs, and the solving of 74 cases involving over 10,000 grams; 2,098 firearms were confiscated, along with over 64,500 bullets.