Saudi Arabia’s crackdown on residency, labour, and border security violations yielded over 21,000 infractions in a week. Authorities arrested thousands attempting illegal entry and exit, including those aiding them. Severe penalties, including hefty fines and imprisonment, await offenders and facilitators. The ministry urges public reporting of violations.
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Massive crackdown: Saudi Arabia arrests over 21,000 for residency and labour law violations in one week
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