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Anutin urged officials to expel undesirable foreigners. On cemeteries, the PM urged them to die at home


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Anutin tells governors to use new deportation powers without hesitation as Thailand targets troublesome foreigners, illegal businesses, nominee firms and landholding while warning: “If you’re going to die, go die back home.”

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered governors across Thailand to move swiftly against troublesome foreigners and use new deportation procedures without hesitation. His nationwide directive targets aggressive behaviour, illegal businesses, nominee companies, landholding, unauthorised work and foreign religious premises. Crucially, deportation can proceed through a separate public-order route without always waiting for criminal proceedings. Mr Anutin ordered officials into “fifth gear”, told them not to fear appeals and said provinces could advance airfares to remove foreigners. Then came his bluntest warning. “If you’re going to die, go die back home,” he said while targeting foreign private cemeteries. The crackdown is already underway, with an Israeli and Frenchman on Koh Samui fighting the first deportation orders issued under the new framework. ... LINK

 

 

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