Der Spiegel (Mirco Keilberth, Peter Müller and Maximilian Popp) on migrants and Europe:

"The drop, though, is likely only to be temporary. When one route is closed, migrants quickly find a new one. Crossings from Morocco to Spain are now increasing, for example, and within Libya, migrant smuggling operations could shift to the eastern part of the country, which is not controlled by the Sarraj government."

Read the article here.

Yes, when one route is closed, migrants quickly find a new one.

This is true for drugs, for migrants, for prostitution.

Outlawing doesn't stop the demand. But people who ridicule the belief in God believe that governments can stop fundamental demands and desires of citizens. Now that's absurd.