"maritime smuggling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of illegally transporting goods on a boat or ship. For example, "The authorities have been keeping an eye out for maritime smuggling activity in the area."
Some may reinvigorate the Albanian-Italian maritime smuggling route, which was once a major thoroughfare for asylum seekers.
And the authorities have convened a series of task forces, bringing together local, state and federal agencies to fight maritime smuggling here.
And federal authorities have begun to devote more resources toward combating maritime smuggling, not only in San Diego and Los Angeles, but farther up the coast.
Some may also try the Albanian-Italian maritime smuggling route, which was a major thoroughfare for asylum seekers during the 90s.
From 1994-2005, it was largely regional, defined by maritime smuggling routes and the reach of the organised criminal groups with whom North Korea partnered.
Unlike in previous maritime smuggling cases, he said, these latest boats have been left behind, probably bought cheaply and meant to be used only once with maintenance a low priority.
8. (C) Because of these domestic shortfalls in migration enforcement, the Greeks have also focused on "Europeanizing" the issue, using a three-pronged approach: putting pressure on the EU to provide more border security support, urging Turkey to crack down on maritime human smuggling and to take back deportees, and pressing for changes to the Dublin II agreement.
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For the past six months, Italian and Albanian officials have met regularly to discuss a coordinated response to the potential reemergence of the Albania-Italy maritime people-smuggling route.
"This is the fifth consecutive month during which not a single successful maritime people-smuggling venture reached Australia.
It's not the first time Mexico's long shorelines have been used to smuggle people, but maritime routes have proliferated since a US-driven immigration crackdown forced migrants to find alternative routes through Mexico.
