Why should immigration police learn political theory in the new period?

In the new era, immigration police learn political theory in order to enforce the law impartially in their work and improve their political awareness and overall awareness.

Political theory study is an important way for police to master knowledge and carry out their work, and it is also an important way to strengthen party spirit and firm belief. Only by constantly strengthening study can we improve our political quality and professional ability. We should take strengthening study as a political responsibility and spiritual pursuit, take theoretical study as an important way to improve political literacy and level, and firmly establish a correct world outlook, outlook on life and values. Through study, all police officers fully realized the importance of theoretical study and effectively enhanced their consciousness and initiative in learning. Recognize the necessity of studying political theory. Political theory study is an important way for police to master knowledge and carry out their work, and it is also an important way to strengthen party spirit and firm belief.

China People's Police is a national civil servant, and it implements a five-level rank system, namely, director, commissioner, superintendent, superintendent and police officer. Paragraph 2 of Article 2 of Chapter 1 of the People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that "the people's police include the people's police of public security organs, state security organs, prisons, administrative organs of reeducation through labor (note: reeducation through labor has been abolished) and judicial police of people's courts and people's procuratorates." "Public security" refers to the people's police in a broad sense, which is divided into five categories: public security police, public security police, household registration police, criminal police and traffic police. The national security police managed by the national security department, the prison people's police in the judicial administrative system and the judicial police in the courts and procuratorates.