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(ANSAmed) - ALGIERS, SEPTEMBER 1 - The Algerian Government has adopted a bill which, if approved by the parliament, will make illegal immigration a crime. According to a statement of the government reported by news agency APS, "the bill envisages up to ten years of imprisonment for the 'passeurs' and up to six months for those who try to leave illegally the Algerian territory". Algeria is a country of origin, transit and destination of the illegal immigration. While hundreds of young Algerians try to reach Europe going mainly to Spain and Italy, thousands of immigrants coming from different African states enter the southern borders of the Maghreb country. Many of them, waiting to continue their trip of hope to the northern Mediterranean coast, remain blocked for years in Algeria. (ANSAmed).