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in Algarve · 26 Jan 2017, 08:09 · 1 Comments
The authority concluded however that there were no indications of people trafficking.
The routine operation aimed to crack down on illegal immigrants being used for agricultural purposes.
It involved 37 officials and the back up of GNR police. Some of the immigrants have been notified to voluntarily leave Portugal.
The companies employing them will be fined.
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Just keep on detecting rather than humanity showing up to immigrants
By Djkkx from Algarve on 01 Feb 2017, 02:50