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🚨 171 ARRESTS, 60 DEPORTATIONS: UK IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL WORKING (DELIVERY / GIG ECONOMY WARNING)

The BBC has reported a major UK Immigration Enforcement sweep: 171 people arrested and 60 already facing deportation. The Home Office is now using data-sharing, facial recognition and GPS to target “Ghost Riders” – people working illegally under someone else’s Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Just Eat or other gig account.

In this video, Immigration Solicitor Sajjad Kayani (nearly 20 years’ experience in complex immigration, detention and human rights work) explains the law, the technology, the risks, and the emergency legal steps you must take if you, a family member or an employee is involved.

Watch to the end for the defence strategy: Immigration Bail (Schedule 10), Asylum/Human Rights claims, Judicial Review, and how to protect your future under section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971.

Timestamps

0:00 – BBC report: 171 arrests, 60 deportations
1:10 – Why illegal working is now a central Home Office priority
2:09 – Who is being targeted: riders, asylum seekers, students, visitors and overstayers
3:28 – Facial recognition, GPS tracking and “Ghost Rider” account sharing
6:17 – Red lines: what you must not do (accounts, fake documents, lies)
7:47 – Immigration Act 1971 and 2016: offences and penalties
9:20 – Employer and platform risk: IANA 2006 Civil Penalty (up to £60,000)
11:00 – Your rights in detention: Immigration Bail, Asylum, Judicial Review
14:30 – 3C leave and avoiding overstaying
17:00 – Exploitation, trafficking and why honesty is your strongest defence
18:50 – Immediate action plan and contacting Kayani Legal

What this video covers
– How the Home Office now targets illegal working in the delivery / gig sector.
– How “Ghost Riders” are detected via facial recognition, GPS, payment trails and document checks.
– The main offences: illegal working under the Immigration Act 2016 (s 24B), document offences under the Identity Documents Act 2010, proceeds of crime (POCA 2002) and deception under the Immigration Rules (Part 9).
– Employer penalties under the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006: civil penalties of up to £45,000 for a first breach and £60,000 for repeat breaches.
– Your rights if detained: access to a solicitor, Immigration Bail (Schedule 10), Asylum and Human Rights claims (including Article 8 ECHR), and Judicial Review against unlawful detention or removal.
– The critical importance of in-time applications and section 3C leave, and the dangers of overstaying.
Red lines – do not cross
– Do not rent, borrow, share or buy delivery accounts.
– Do not use fake or borrowed BRPs, passports or visas.

– Do not lie to immigration officers – your credibility is your defence currency.
Kayani Legal – emergency help and ongoing advice

We are a LEXCEL-accredited firm based at 128 Ilford Lane, Ilford, IG1 2LE, assisting clients across England and Wales in immigration, family (including Legal Aid), civil and business litigation.
Contact Kayani Legal today for urgent, precise and cost-effective legal advice:

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📍 128 Ilford Lane, Ilford, IG1 2LE

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For official guidance, see GOV.UK for:
– Right to work checks: an employer’s guide
– Immigration detention and bail guidance (Schedule 10)
– Immigration Act 2016 – illegal working offences
– General grounds for refusal and deception rules

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