Colombia expelled Syrian citizen with Venezuelan certificate Samer Al l’Hasanieh from the country, a matter that will take effect in the next few hours to enter the country irregularly and advance activities “That would affect order, tranquility and public safety.”
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Migration Colombia reported that the measure was taken at its discretion, after the foreigner was located on an irregular basis in the municipality of Madrid, in a procedure advanced by the GAOPJ group of Migration Colombia, with the participation of members of the Air Force of Colombia and a group of Colombian Migration officers attached to the Andean Regional.
According to the information collected within the verification tasks, “In the Hasanieh would have entered the national territory irregularly coming from Venezuela, where apparently it resides like foreigner, and in Colombia it would be advancing activities that would affect the order, the tranquility and the citizen security “.
It would have entered of irregular form in the national territory coming from Venezuela, where apparently it resides like foreigner.
The Syrian citizen was expelled for a period of 10 years, during which time he will not be able to enter Colombian territory.
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Colombians detained in other countries
Meanwhile, EL TEMPS learned that Ecuador is the country where most Colombians are currently detained abroad, especially for the crimes of drug trafficking, theft and robbery and attempted homicide or homicide.
The list includes Colombians detained in the United States, Spain, Venezuela, Panama and Chile.
On their legal status, it was established that 50 per cent are convicted; 37 percent are in research; 10 percent are on trial; 2 percent do not report or are confidential data and 2 percent are awaiting deportation.
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