National inspection drive aims to detect illegal immigrants

The Minister of Public Security has ordered a national examination campaign to discover illegal immigrants in Vietnam, the Ministry of Public Security’s Spokesperson Lieut. Gen. To An Xo said at the Government’s regular press conference on May 5.
National inspection drive aims to detect illegal immigrants ảnh 1An overview of the Government’s regular press conference on May 5 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Minister of Public Security has ordered a nationalexamination campaign to discover illegal immigrants in Vietnam, the Ministry ofPublic Security’s Spokesperson Lieut. Gen. To An Xo said at the Government’sregular press conference on May 5.

Xosaid that under the order, motels, hotels and accommodation facilities acrossthe country will be examined, while the border guards will increase borderpatrols, and the police will seek illegal immigrants and launch legalproceedings against them and brokers of illegal immigration.

Illegalimmigrants who are negative to COVID-19 will be returned to the places theydeparted, while accommodation facilities violating relevant regulations willhave their licences revoked and receive administrative fines and even criminalpunishments, he said.

Accordingto the officer, since the beginning of the year, about 150,000 people haveentered Vietnam, including 110,000 through land border gates, and 40,000through flights.
National inspection drive aims to detect illegal immigrants ảnh 2The northern province of Dien Bien hands over 13 illegal Chinese immigrants to the Chinese side (Photo: VNA)
Meanwhile,39 localities nationwide have reported 199 cases with 1,343 illegal Chineseimmigrants. The Ministry of Public Security prosecuted 49 cases with 141 defendants.

“Itis crucial to drastically prevent illegal immigrants, as illegally enteringVietnam is violating the country’s sovereignty, causing high risks of pandemicoutbreaks and affecting the livelihoods of Vietnamese people,” he stressed.

Theofficer added that the major method of organising illegal entry into Vietnam iscontacting those wishing to enter Vietnam through the Internet before transportingthem to the country.

AsVietnam shares a long border with neighbouring countries, it is easy to cross theland border, he said, adding that through the general examination campaign,localities will report to the ministry major methods of brokering illegal entryinto Vietnam, thus put forth effective prevention and combat measures./.
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