Britain follows Donald Trump's path, 19 thousand illegal immigrants expelled from the country, and action taken against Indian restaurants too

Posted on 11th Feb 2025 11:24 am by rohit kumar

Recently, America has taken action against illegal immigrants. In this episode, America sent back many illegal immigrants to India, after which there was a lot of uproar because people had handcuffs on their hands and feet. After America, now Britain has also started taking strict action against illegal immigrants.

 

Since the Labor Party came to power in Britain, 19 thousands illegal immigrants and criminals have been shown the way out of the country. British Home Minister Vette Cooper said, 19 thousand people have been deported since our government came to power.

 

Order of UK Labor Government

 

The Labor Government of the UK has started raids against those working illegally in the country. Under this, raids were conducted in Indian restaurants, nail bars, convenience stores and car wash shops, where migrant workers work. Under this action, which was carried out under the supervision of the British Home Secretary, 828 premises were raided in January and 609 people have also been arrested.

 

7 people were arrested from an Indian restaurant

The Home Secretary's office said that his team is taking action based on intelligence about those working illegally. Restaurants, takeaways and cafes as well as the food, drink and tobacco industries were a significant part of the action taken last month.

 

He said that seven arrests were made at an Indian restaurant in Humberside and four people were detained. British Home Secretary Cooper said that immigration rules must be respected and enforced.

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