Those nabbed in 'secret' illegal settlement planned to stay here, says Immigration DG


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SEREMBAN: The 67 undocumented Indonesians detained in a raid in Nilai last week had no plans to return home anytime soon, says Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud (pic).

The settlement where they were found had been in existence for some time and showed all the signs of a long-term dwelling place, he added.

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