Iran Migrant Removal Order: Prosecutor General Statement
- IranS Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahedi Azad has issued a stark warning to undocumented foreign nationals, specifically targeting Afghans.
- Azad cautioned that those who fail to comply with the order will face legal repercussions.He also appealed to Iranian citizens, urging them to collaborate with security forces in...
- The prosecutor general further addressed individuals who he said were misled by "Iran's enemies" into actions undermining national security.
Iran demands immediate departure of undocumented Afghans, according to Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahedi Azad, a central message communicated in his Saturday statement.Legal action looms for those who defy the order as Iranian citizens are urged to assist security forces. The Prosecutor General emphasized national security, cautioning individuals influenced by external actors allegedly involved in acts of sabotage related to the “Zionist regime.” These arrests highlight the complex immigration and security landscape, promising potential shifts in regional dynamics. News Directory 3 provides complete coverage of this developing situation. Discover what’s next for those affected by the removal order,and the long-term ramifications.
Iran Orders Immediate Departure of Undocumented Afghans
Updated June 28, 2025
IranS Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahedi Azad has issued a stark warning to undocumented foreign nationals, specifically targeting Afghans. Speaking at a ceremony honoring judiciary martyrs on Saturday, Azad stated these individuals must leave the country without delay.
Azad cautioned that those who fail to comply with the order will face legal repercussions.He also appealed to Iranian citizens, urging them to collaborate with security forces in enforcing the directive. While acknowledging Iran’s past hospitality, Azad emphasized that national security remains the paramount concern.
The prosecutor general further addressed individuals who he said were misled by “Iran’s enemies” into actions undermining national security. He stated that leniency would be considered for those who surrender to authorities.
In recent days, Iranian security forces have reportedly arrested several illegal migrants allegedly involved in acts of sabotage connected to what Azad termed the “Zionist regime’s aggression against Iran.” The situation highlights growing tensions surrounding immigration and security within the country.
what’s next
The coming weeks will reveal the extent to which undocumented Afghans comply with the order and the measures Iran takes to enforce it. The situation could further strain relations between Iran and Afghanistan.