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Immigration will prosecute those who obstruct operations

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The Dominican Republic's General Directorate of Migration (DGM) announced on Thursday that it will initiate legal proceedings against individuals who interfere with migration interdiction operations. The policy targets those who physically obstruct agents, assault DGM personnel, or assist foreign nationals in maintaining irregular immigration status within the country.

This measure serves as a formal warning regarding the legal consequences for those who impede official enforcement efforts. By categorizing obstruction and the facilitation of irregular residency as punishable offenses, the DGM aims to ensure the security of its staff and the efficacy of its immigration enforcement protocols.

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