Talking to the media here, Pervez Khattak said Pakistan's borders were not secure. However, he said steps were being taken to curb terrorism.
He said a new mechanism has been prepared for the security of schools.
All schools are being provided mobile phones through which the principals just by pushing a button will inform the law enforcing agencies in case of any emergency, he said.
Not only the provincial government but the citizens were also fed up with Afghan migrants as they have adversely affected our economy, he added.
Khattak said it was being considered to send Afghan migrants back whereas a code of law shall also be derived for their return.
Pakistan has launched countrywide crackdown on the militants after Peshawar school massacre which left 150 dead, mostly children.