New mode of Illegal Immigrants in the South Java

Police Garut, West Java, arrested 35 illegal immigrants from Iraq, earlier on Thursday, 15 November 2012. They tried to cross to Australia with different modes before.Usually illegal immigrants coming to the South Coast of Jakarta by renting buses. But this time, they came up with pretending to be tourists. Their arrival also clusters simultaneously, but separately.From Jakarta asylum seekers heading to Pameungpeuk area using public transportation. Upon arrival, they stay at home residents, there are in District Pameungpeuk, Cikelat and District Cibalong. "Having control of the area, their new lobbying fishermen could cross to Australia," said Chief of Police Garut Water Police Unit, Assistant Commissioner Asep Suherli, Thursday, November 15, 2012.
Despite the promised reward, dear gentle persuasion these immigrants are not affordable. In fact, the local fishermen to report to the local police.According to Asep, apart from Garut, immigrants seeking asylum in Australia is also crossed from the Cidaun, Cianjur. In the early morning, as many as 150 people escaped illegal immigrants crossing into Australia through Coast Jayanti. The plan is to meet at the immigrants who have been waiting for a big ship in the middle of the ocean. However, the plan failed because immigrants caught crossing from Garut.Arrests of illegal immigrants is not the first time. In September, police arrested 38 immigrants from Middle Eastern countries. Last March, the police also arrested 67 illegal immigrants from the Palestinian people in the South Beach neighborhood precisely in Kampung Cipanglembuan, Sancang Village, District Cibalong."The area is very prone southern and frequently used illegal crossings by immigrants who come to Australia," said Vice Chairman of the Indonesian Fishermen Association Garut, Lukman Nurhakim.According to him, the arrival of immigrants to the south coast is usually taken by the tour guide, even some that were escorted by the security apparatus of Jakarta. They are usually brought in by fishing boat to be raised to the cruise ship or cargo at sea. The journey continues towards Christmas Island.


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