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Two Migrants to be expatriated from BiH because of Theft

Published: April 24, 2019
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Members of the Service for Foreigners Affairs, carrying out operational activities in the Una-Sana Canton area related to the control of movement and stay of foreigners in BiH, in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Una-Sana Canton, found two migrants who are prone to commit criminal offenses. Namely, they are citizens of Algeria and Iraq, related to theft of vehicles.

“These persons were found to be an illegal resident in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and foreign inspectors carried out appropriate measures and actions, and stated the expulsion measure with the ban on entry into BiH for a period of two years. Foreign nationals were placed under the supervision of Immigration Center in Eastern Sarajevo, in order to carry out their departure from Bosnia and Herzegovina “.

The Foreigners Affairs Department will, together with members of the UCM, conduct activities in the forthcoming period with the aim of more efficient resolution of this issue and providing citizens’ contribution to security.

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