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Now 14Security

Holon Business Closed for 30 Days After Illegal Resident Found Working

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Police in Holon have closed a business for 30 days after finding an undocumented worker. The closure was ordered by Tel Aviv District Commander. A criminal investigation has also been opened against the business owner for employing the individual illegally. Authorities stated their commitment to continuing such enforcement actions.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Holon business was shut down for 30 days due to employing an undocumented worker.
  • Tel Aviv District Commander signed the administrative closure order.
  • Police discovered the undocumented worker during a proactive patrol.
  • A criminal investigation has been initiated against the business owner.
  • The police vowed to continue efforts against illegal residents and their employers.

Police in Holon have shut down a local business for 30 days after discovering an undocumented individual working there. The closure order was signed by the Commander of the Tel Aviv District, Commander of the Tel Aviv District, as part of an ongoing effort to combat the employment of illegal residents.

The operation took place during a proactive patrol by Holon station officers at a business located on Banai Street. During their inspection, officers found an employee without legal residency permits in Israel. The undocumented individual was apprehended at the scene and taken for questioning, after which they were detained.

Following the serious findings, the District Commander exercised his authority to issue the administrative closure order. Concurrently, a criminal investigation has been launched against the business owner on suspicion of employing an individual unlawfully. The police stated they will continue to pursue undocumented residents and enforce measures against their employers, facilitators, and supporters.

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