What did immigrants do in London's Chinatown restaurant to cause conflict?

2065438+On July 7th, 2008, it was reported that the Immigration Bureau of the British Home Office had recently cracked down on illegal workers many times, and this year it had conducted three raids in London Chinatown. On the 5th local time, the British Home Office once again arrested two suspects of illegal workers in Chinatown, but this time it aroused public anger. Law enforcement officers once confronted the public, and some women even stripped off their clothes on the road to prevent the vehicles of the Ministry of the Interior from leaving.

Immigration law enforcement officers targeted the home-cooked restaurant in London's Chinatown, but a source pointed out that they actually locked the Happy Restaurant and arrested two men. Sources working in Chinatown said that recently, the Ministry of the Interior frequently went to Chinatown to "pull people" and specifically pointed out which restaurant to go to, so as to catch people clearly.

There are rumors that there may be a "mole" in Chinatown, and the Ministry of the Interior will act with such a clear goal. Sources pointed out that the conflict on the 5 th made the people in Chinatown unbearable. They think that the Ministry of the Interior is too arrogant and high-profile and has taken targeted actions against the Chinese community. They also questioned that the authorities only paid attention to Chinatown and ignored other ethnic restaurants.

In the past ten years, the Ministry of the Interior has taken many actions against illegal workers in Chinatown restaurants in London. According to the law, employers who employ illegal workers will be fined up to 20,000 pounds (about RMB 6.5438+0.76 million) and will face up to five years' imprisonment for each illegal worker they employ. People sentenced to 12 months or more will have their property confiscated, their permanent residence status revoked and sent back to their country of origin.