A sanctions regime targeting corrupt foreign officials involved in people smuggling will be implemented in the UK. This includes police and border guards who accept bribes. Those producing fake passports and facilitating cash transfers will also be targeted. The initiative aims to disrupt smuggling networks following Prime Minister Keir Starmer's commitment to tackle the issue. Legislation will enhance police enforcement capabilities regarding immigration crimes, amid growing concerns over public safety linked to illegal immigration, highlighted by rising reports of assault incidents involving asylum seekers.
Corrupt officials, including police profiting from people smuggling, will face UK bans and asset freezes, targeting those aiding illegal immigration, including border guards and police.
David Lammy announced a sanctions regime to combat illegal immigration, targeting foreign officials involved in smuggling and asset transfer, as part of enhanced enforcement measures.
Legislation under the border security bill aims to strengthen enforcement against people smugglers, responding to increased pressure around irregular migration and public safety concerns.
Comments from Chris Philp highlighted the public safety crisis stemming from illegal immigration, with rising numbers of asylum seekers raising concerns about crimes against women and girls.
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