The Langgar Law On Immigration, Dozens Of Foreigners From 6 Countries Are Now Placed In The Kupang Rudenim

Archives. A number of refugees from various countries were eating together at the Kupang Rudenim, NTT, Thursday (4/6/15). BETWEEN

A total of 23 foreign nationals (WNA) from six countries were placed in the Kupang immigration detention house (Rudenim) before the deportation process or even other legal actions in the form of trials. Head of the Kupang Rudenim Security Section, Melsy Fanggi, said the number had increased again after last week there were six additional Indian foreigners stranded in Rote Ndao. "The “Six foreigners from India are currently only entrusted by Kupang Immigration because they are still waiting for the next process," said Melsy in Kupang, Antara, Monday, January 30. He added that 23 foreigners from six countries, including six from India, 13 from Iraqi citizens, one from Palestine, one from Nigeria, one from Turkey and one from Myanmar. A number of foreigners violate immigration laws. For 13 Iraqi foreigners, 13 people were those who were stranded at zero point in the NKRI's centralized area last November because they were refused entry to Australia upon arrival on Pasir Island. Currently, the 13 foreigners are in the process of submitting asylum seekers to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). He said that a number of foreigners from Iraq when entering Indonesia through legal channels for carrying passports and also carrying visas. However, they violated the law because they left the country without going through the right path. "For the submission process, it can also be fast and can also be slow," he said.