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The Court of Appeals (CA) has affirmed the dismissal from the service of three Bureau of Immigration (BI) officers for their involvement in the controversial “pastillas” scheme. In a 23-page decision penned by Associate Justice Maximo de Leon, the CA’s Special Sixth Division denied the petition filed by BI officers…

[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] Claudia Gardner reports for Dancehall Magazine. Reggae legend Bob Marley was ordered by United States Immigration officials, to leave the country or be deported, on two occasions, records dating back to 1966 have revealed. The documents, totaling 95 pages, which were requested by journalist and social…

According to Tansingco, the I-PROBES is tasked to continue its policy of departure formalities for departing Filipinos, and are also ordered to report to the

A group of 11 individuals who are possible victims of human trafficking en route to Dubai, UAE on June 21, 2023 was intercepted by Bureau of Immigration (BI)

Immigration officials intercepted a possible victim of human trafficking who presented a fake immigration stamp at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport over the weekend.

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) revealed that call center agents victimized by human trafficking suffered physical abuse.

The latest batch of repatriates of victims of human trafficking from Bangkok were starved and beaten by their employers.

A Bureau of Immigration (BI) officer and three other persons have been charged criminally before the Pampanga provincial prosecutor’s office for their alleged human trafficking schemes that lured Filipinos to false promises of work as call center agents in Cambodia.

Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco has expressed concern about the growing number of Filipinos being recruited by trafficking syndicates

A male Canadian suspected to be a fake Filipino was intercepted at the airport by Bureau of Immigration (BI) officers.