Ten Evri workers detained amid crackdown on illegal delivery working

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Evri workers were apprehended by Immigration Enforcement officers over the last week at three depots as the Government cracks down on illegal working in the delivery sector.Officers secured the arrests of 10 individuals at three Evri bases in Croydon, Crawley and Redditch as part of a coordinated effort under Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's reforms to ramp up the removal of those with no right to be in the UK.Officers in the West Midlands conducted a visit to a depot in Redditch on July 8, where one Pakistani national was arrested for overstaying his visa.Meanwhile on July 9, officers in the South visited Evri in Croydon, where three Brazilian nationals, two Pakistani nationals and an Indian national were arrested for various immigration offences.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Wednesday this week saw officers in the South descend on Evri in Crawley, where three further arrests were made of a Gambian national, a Ghanaian national and a Pakistani national - all were overstayers.All...

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