Summary
- Seven Indian nationals and one Pakistani national were among nine people arrested after Immigration Enforcement officers raided DPD depots in Newbury and Basingstoke over suspected illegal working.
- A total of nine people were arrested, including seven Indian nationals, one Pakistani national and one Ghanaian national, as part of the immigration enforcement action.
- The operation forms part of wider UK enforcement efforts targeting suspected illegal working across different sectors.
Seven Indian nationals and one Pakistani national were among nine people arrested after Immigration Enforcement officers raided DPD depots in Newbury and Basingstoke over suspected illegal working.
Officers carried out right-to-work checks at the delivery company sites, with more than 100 workers reportedly checked during the operation.
A total of nine people were arrested, including seven Indian nationals, one Pakistani national and one Ghanaian national, as part of the immigration enforcement action.
Authorities are now carrying out further investigations into the individuals’ immigration status and legal right to work in the UK.
The operation forms part of wider UK enforcement efforts targeting suspected illegal working across different sectors.
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