Nine arrested in Immigration Enforcement 'crackdown' at DPD delivery hubs

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Nine DPD workers were arrested yesterday morning as part of an Immigration Enforcement (IE) crackdown on illegal working.IE officers visited DPD depots in Basingstoke and Newbury yesterday morning, where the arrests were made after "intense planning and intelligence gathering".One Indian national was arrested at DPD Newbury, while six Indian nationals, one Ghanaian national and one Pakistani national were arrested at DPD Basingstoke.It comes as part of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's reforms, ramping up removals of illegal migrants with no right to work in Britain.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Across the two bases, officers conducted right to work checks on over 100 individuals, with those arrested placed on immigration bail, subject to strict conditions while further inquiries take place.If further investigation finds individuals have been working unlawfully, the Home Office confirmed they will be deported from the UK.Adam Duffin, South Central Immigration Enforcement Lead,...

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