Abstract
As a country that has strategic position, Indonesia faces illegal trafficking of people and goods. If the illegal traffic is not taken seriously, not only the country will lose revenue from customs duties, but also not integrated efforts against illegal traffic of goods and people. This paper will discuss the role of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office in combating human trafficking and smuggling. This paper will also discuss the problem of illegal immigrants and human trafficking is complicated due to unscrupulous government and security apparatus. This paper also seeks actors involved and their role in paving the way for illegal immigrants. Finally, this paper argue the duty of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office will run effectively if it involves a number of government agencies relating to the management and supervision of foreign territories, including the Ministry of Home Affair and the Armed Forces (TNI).
Highlights
As a country lies in a strategic position, Indonesia faces so many illegal trafficking of people and goods
This paper will discuss the role of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office in combating human trafficking and smuggling
This paper argue the duty of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office will run effectively if it involves a number of government agencies relating to the management and supervision of foreign territories, including the Ministry of Home Affair and the Armed Forces (TNI)
Summary
As a country lies in a strategic position, Indonesia faces so many illegal trafficking of people and goods. In the context of combating illegal immigrants, The Immigration Office cannot work alone This is because illegal immigrants and smuggling has given profits for some people, as human trafficking involves many parties and networking. 2/2002 on Police Article 15 Paragraph 2, point i on monitoring foreigners who have no documents are gradually law enforcement function related to the handling of illegal immigration and smuggling. This paper will discuss the role of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office in combating human trafficking and smuggling. This paper argue the duty of POLRI in assisting the Immigration Office will run effectively if it involves a number of government agencies relating to the management and supervision of foreign territories, including the Ministry of Home Affair and the Armed Forces (TNI)
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