Chinese food take-away shops in Britain and a number of problems of illegal workers face huge fines
LONDON on July 9, according to Xinhua here today that the British publication "China Daily" reports, the United Kingdom Immigration Service has continued to further action, the whole country against illegal immigration, anti-undocumented illegal workers. Many of the objects seized from China Fujian, northeast, north of the stranded people who do not return.
6 17, the British end of the famous tourist city in southwest Cornwall, one called "Mayflower" in Chinese food take-away restaurant raided by immigration, and found that four employees without legal status. The arrested employees, there are three applications for the refugees refused, and the other is the British Women in Malaysia illegal immigrants. Border takeaways Department officials also arrested another man without identity, he said he does not take away shop, but the kitchen wearing overalls. Currently, the five men being held at the local police station, awaiting repatriation. Takeaway shop owner will face a fine of up to £ 50,000.
6 21, immigration officials in coordination with local police, raided the joint Loughborough taste of three different restaurants, takeaways were India, Iran Yang Rouguan and a Chinese restaurant. Operation, six illegal workers were arrested, including two in Fujian man and a woman who, after they were rejected for the black refugees in the United Kingdom.
6 evening of 21 in Christchurch in a restaurant called China Town, staged a raid and counter raid action to be taken. Immigration surrounded the shop, and store employees fled attempt Duolu. Final four Chinese illegal workers were arrested, some are illegal immigrants, undocumented workers who, some refugees stranded after the rejection of no return, now that four people are illegal immigrants detained in detention centers.
6 25, immigration officials in Scotland County, a region Xiduibate takeaways arrested three illegal workers. Including two from Malaysia, another woman from China. It is reported that the owner of this take-away shops will also face a fine of more than £ 30,000. Scotland and Northern Ireland region, said Phil immigration officials, employers hiring illegal workers once found, will be a hefty fine.
