EXCLUSIVE: Behind the scenes of a Home Office immigration raid

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This week, as part of a cross agency operation between Border Force and local police, Immigration Enforcement officers arrested several Albanian nationals and charged them with offences including Cannabis production.

GB News was given an exclusive inside look into operation Kaluga, a dawn raid targeting organised immigration crime.

Six addresses across South and West Yorkshire were simultaneously raided by police and Immigration enforcement officers who seized cash, fake identity documents, cars and drugs.

Several large-scale Cannabis production facilities were all discovered at the addresses leading to seven charges of Conspiracy to produce Cannabis. In addition, four charges of several Identity document offences and, two charges of money laundering.

All individuals have been remanded in custody and were due to appear at Bradford Magistrates Court on Friday, 9th July.

Read more here: https://www.gbnews.uk/gb-views/exclusive-take-a-look-behind-the-scenes-of-a-home-office-immigration-raid/111616

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