although it is true that in some member states entry or stay a crime in the term irregular has no legal or semantic significance in other members states and entry our stay not an unlawful
Although it is true that in some Member States, an irregular entry or stay constitutes a crime and in others, the term 'irregular' has no legal or semantic significance, in many other Member States, an irregular entry or stay does not constitute an unlawful act, which is why we should not generally criminalise these activities.
Although it is true that in some Member States, entry or stay a crime in the term 'irregular' has no legal or semantic significance, in other Member States, an entry or stay not an unlawful act, which we not generally criminalise activities.