NewzThe Dominican Republic's General Directorate of Migration (DGM) announced on Thursday that it will pursue legal action against individuals who interfere with immigration enforcement operations. This policy applies to those who obstruct interdiction efforts, physically assault DGM personnel, or assist foreign nationals in maintaining irregular immigration status within the country.
The directive serves as a formal warning regarding the legal consequences for resisting state enforcement activities. By explicitly targeting both direct interference and the facilitation of irregular residency, the DGM aims to strengthen the authority of its agents during field operations and discourage public or private obstruction of its mandate.
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