The Directorate General of Immigration deported a foreign citizen (WNA) who violated immigration and was a subject of special concern for the Philippine government with the initials AG, Thursday (05/09). The 34-year-old woman is suspected of committing several crimes, including human trafficking (TPPO) and money laundering.
AG was successfully secured by Interpol Indonesia on Tuesday (03/09) at 23.58 in Curug, Tangerang Regency, Banten. Director of Immigration Supervision and Enforcement, Saffar Muhammad Godam said, the Directorate of Immigration Supervision and Enforcement of the Directorate General of Immigration deported AG, Thursday (05/09) at 18.00 WIB, in collaboration with the National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine Bureau of Immigration. Furthermore, AG will continue the legal process in his country.
“We received a letter from the Philippine Bureau of Immigration on August 19, 2024 regarding special attention to 4 (four) Filipino citizens who are suspected of being involved in immigration crimes in the form of falsification of identity on travel documents and human trafficking. Based on the letter, the Directorate General of Immigration imposed a ban on AG and his friends, namely SG, WG and KO,” said Godam.
He added that AG had also undergone an examination by the Indonesian police regarding alleged criminal acts he committed before being deported.
Previously, SG (male, 40) and KO (male, 24) who are also on the Philippine Government’s Wanted List (DPO) were arrested by Immigration Officers in Batam Center, Riau Islands, Thursday (22/08). They were successfully found through inspection and tracing on the Foreigner Reporting Application.
Officers found a person with the initials ZJ (a Singaporean citizen) who made reservations for four rooms at a hotel in Batam Center for the past three days. From the results of the CCTV check, it was found that ZJ was the party who helped SG and KO to reserve the hotel.
SG and KO were taken to the Directorate of Wasdakim, Directorate General of Immigration on Wednesday (21/08). The next day, Thursday (22/08/2024) the two foreign nationals were deported, escorted by the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine Bureau of Immigration.
“Together with the Indonesian Police, we continue to pursue WG. The Indonesian and Philippine governments continue to coordinate to immediately secure the foreign national. The Directorate General of Immigration is committed to eradicating transnational crimes that contribute to securing the ASEAN region from transnational crime, as agreed in the meeting of the Director General of Immigration throughout ASEAN at the DGICM forum last August,” concluded Godam. (RO/Z-3)
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The Deportation Process: Understanding the Removal of Foreign Nationals
The deportation of foreign nationals who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities is a crucial aspect of maintaining national security and upholding the rule of law. Recently, the Directorate General of Immigration deported a Filipino national, AG, suspected of committing crimes such as human trafficking and money laundering. This article will delve into the deportation process, highlighting the procedures involved and the importance of international cooperation.
The Deportation Process
The deportation process involves the identification, arrest, detention, and removal of noncitizens who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities. In the United States, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is responsible for enforcing immigration laws and deporting individuals who do not comply with these laws [[1]]. Similarly, in New Zealand, the Immigration Department is responsible for deporting individuals who overstay their visas or violate immigration laws [[3]].
International Cooperation
International cooperation plays a crucial role in the deportation process. In the case of AG, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration provided information to the Indonesian authorities, leading to her arrest and deportation [[2]]. This cooperation is essential in combating transnational crimes and ensuring that individuals who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities are held accountable.
The Role of Interpol
Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization, also plays a significant role in the deportation process. Interpol provides assistance to countries in tracking and arresting individuals involved in transnational crimes. In the case of AG, Interpol Indonesia was instrumental in securing her arrest [[2]].
The Deportation of AG
The deportation of AG, a 34-year-old Filipino national, is a testament to the effectiveness of international cooperation in combating transnational crimes. AG was suspected of committing crimes such as human trafficking and money laundering, and was arrested by Interpol Indonesia on September 3, 2024. She was subsequently deported to the Philippines, where she will face legal proceedings.
Conclusion
The deportation process is a complex and multifaceted process that involves international cooperation, law enforcement agencies, and immigration authorities. The deportation of AG highlights the importance of cooperation between countries in combating transnational crimes and ensuring that individuals who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities are held accountable. By understanding the deportation process, we can better appreciate the efforts of authorities to maintain national security and uphold the rule of law.
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The Deportation Process: Understanding the Removal of Foreign Nationals
The deportation of foreign nationals who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities is a crucial aspect of maintaining national security and upholding the rule of law. Recently, the Directorate General of Immigration deported a Filipino national, AG, suspected of committing crimes such as human trafficking and money laundering. This article will delve into the deportation process, highlighting the procedures involved and the importance of international cooperation.
The Deportation Process
The deportation process involves the identification, arrest, detention, and removal of noncitizens who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities. In the United States, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is responsible for enforcing immigration laws and deporting individuals who do not comply with these laws [[1]]. Similarly, in New Zealand, the Immigration Department is responsible for deporting individuals who overstay their visas or violate immigration laws [[3]].
International Cooperation
International cooperation plays a crucial role in the deportation process. In the case of AG, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration provided information to the Indonesian authorities, leading to her arrest and deportation [[2]]. This cooperation is essential in combating transnational crimes and ensuring that individuals who violate immigration laws or are involved in criminal activities are held accountable.
The Role of Interpol
Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization, also plays a significant role in the deportation process. Interpol provides assistance to countries in tracking and arresting individuals involved in transnational crimes. In the case of AG, Interpol Indonesia was instrumental in securing her arrest [[2]].
The Deportation of AG
The deportation of AG, a 34-year
