Immigration Enforcement

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Immigration Enforcement is a UK government directorate responsible for tackling illegal immigration and enforcing immigration laws within the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UK government directorate
collaboratesWith Border Force
National Crime Agency
local authorities in the United Kingdom
police forces in the United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
employerType civil service
employs immigration officers
warranted officers
enforces deportation orders
immigration bail conditions
removal directions for immigration offenders
field immigration law
focusesOn breaches of immigration bail conditions
facilitation of illegal entry
illegal working
overstaying visas
sham marriages and civil partnerships
governmentLevel national government
hasObjective disrupt organised immigration crime
maintain effective immigration control
protect the public from immigration-related crime
industry law enforcement
jurisdiction England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
monitors immigration offenders in the community
operates enforcement teams across the UK
parentOrganization Home Office NERFINISHED
regulates compliance with visa conditions
right to rent checks
right to work checks
responsibility conducting immigration raids
detention and escort of immigration detainees
enforcing immigration laws
locating immigration offenders
removing immigration offenders from the UK
supporting border security
tackling illegal immigration
working with other law enforcement agencies
sector public sector
subjectTo UK public law
oversight by the Home Office
typeOfLawEnforcement specialist immigration law enforcement agency
usesLegalFramework Immigration Act 1971
UK immigration rules

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this entity surface form: Home Office immigration enforcement (certain matters)
British Home Department oversees Immigration Enforcement
subject surface form: UK Home Office
UK Border Agency replacedBy Immigration Enforcement