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Saudi Arabia Deports 13,251 Violators After Nationwide Security Crackdown
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Saudi Arabia Deports 13,251 Violators After Nationwide Security Crackdown

From Arab Times · () English

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News Official statement Outcome reported
  • Saudi Arabia has deported 13,251 individuals following a nationwide security crackdown targeting residency, labor, and border security violations.
  • Over 30,500 people are currently undergoing legal procedures, with another 17,747 referred to diplomatic missions for deportation processing.
  • The Ministry of Interior conducted joint operations between July 16-22, arresting 14,970 violators as part of ongoing efforts to enforce regulations.

Saudi Arabia has expelled 13,251 individuals who violated residency, labor, and border security regulations as part of a comprehensive nationwide security campaign. The Ministry of Interior announced the figures, highlighting ongoing efforts to enforce the Kingdom's laws.

Currently, more than 30,500 people are entangled in legal proceedings related to these violations. An additional 17,747 individuals have been sent to their respective diplomatic missions to finalize the necessary travel documentation before their deportation can be completed.

These expulsions follow a series of joint field operations conducted across the Kingdom from July 16 to July 22. During this period, authorities apprehended 14,970 individuals found to be in violation of the country's laws. The Ministry of Interior affirmed its commitment to continuing inspection campaigns to identify and address any further breaches of Saudi Arabia’s residency, employment, and border security statutes.

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