This thesis aims to research the recent migrant crisis which culminated in the year of 2015. Migrations are historical and social process and not a social anomaly. There are many reasons why people migrate, but historically the reasons were mainly economical, political and psychological. Globalization process has affected integration as well as creation of homogeneity between humans, so we can say that globalization is intertwined with human society and their movements. From globalization on to transnationalism as a process of building of social fields, which are part of interconnection of country of origin and country receiving migrants. To continue with transnationalism, there are transnational social spaces which indicate the erasure of borders and connection of migrants, as well as other actors and the importance of their correlation, regardless about the space between them and their cultural values. By the mention of values, European Union propagates through her moto, „United in diversity“, generally accepted values, such as: solidarity, human dignity, human rights, etc. True test of rights and values is happening below the migrant wave. European Union relied on Dublin treaty and entire Dublin system, including Schengen system, EURODAC, etc., as a bureaucratic and judicial support in attempt to condition the member countries. However, few member countries were overburden so the system was in the middle of collapse, which resulted in humanitarian crisis. Men, women and children tried to make an entry within EU borders, whether it was by sea or land. Balkan route represented space of violent pushbacks performed by Croatian police who became a subject of research because of their illegal actions. Illegal actions became one of the main topics on media coverage.