Over 30,000 nabbed in crackdown against illegal businesses involving foreigners, says Immigration DG
Malaysian immigration authorities have detained over 30,000 individuals in a crackdown on illegal foreign workers and unauthorized businesses. The operation aims to enforce compliance with national laws regarding visa misuse and illegal employment.
Why it matters
This reflects ongoing regional efforts to manage labor migration and enforce stricter immigration policies in Southeast Asia.
PETALING JAYA: A total of 30,801 people have been detained in operations against foreigners working illegally and running unauthorised businesses.
The report relies on official government statistics and statements without questioning the policy.
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