Seven men have been sentenced after 200 illegal immigrants were charged £12,000 each for fake documents in a scam to allow them to stay in the UK.
The operation, uncovered by immigration officers during a raid, was run from Ataur Talukdar's travel and cargo business in Hyde, Greater Manchester.
His associate Haroon Miah, a Barclays bank clerk, had opened accounts to aid the scam, Manchester Crown Court heard.
The accounts, opened in Hyde, were for people from as far away as Aberdeen.
John Dilworth, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "These defendants were involved in a sophisticated and well organised criminal enterprise which provided individuals with the necessary documents to enable them to reside in the UK and access all the benefits that a British citizen is entitled to."
GETTING IT LEGALLY OR ILLEGALLY MUSLIMS CAN ONLY SURVIVE ON WELFARE.
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