Pakistan Cracks Down: Illegal Immigrants Given Deadline to Leave or Face Expulsion
Pakistan's caretaker government has given a deadline of November 1 for illegal immigrants to leave voluntarily or face expulsion, as part of a plan to crack down on rising terrorist attacks. The government will also confiscate properties and businesses of illegal aliens.
Pakistan's caretaker government has set a deadline of November 1 for illegal immigrants residing in the country to leave voluntarily or face expulsion, according to Interim Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti. Speaking after a high-level apex committee meeting on the National Action Plan, Bugti revealed that Afghan nationals were responsible for 14 out of the 24 suicide bombings in Pakistan this year.
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Pakistan's Interior Minister orders ALL ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS to leave the country within the next 4 weeks or face deportation by force..
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The government has also announced the formation of a task force to crack down on illegal aliens and confiscate their properties and businesses. Furthermore, a universal helpline number and web portal will be launched to gather information on illegal immigrants and other illegal activities. The move is part of a series of measures aimed at addressing rising terrorist attacks and strengthening security in Pakistan.
