Khaberni - A Kuwaiti security source revealed that the total number of residents who were deported from the country last year was 39,487, due to reasons related to the public good, drug and mental substance abuse issues, as well as violators of laws and regulations. The source clarified that these figures reflect a firm security approach in applying the law without leniency, and the diligence of security agencies in enhancing security, stability, and addressing anyone who disrupts public order or poses a risk to society. He noted that the deportation decisions were made after completing the necessary legal procedures, within ongoing security campaigns carried out by various security sectors in coordination with the relevant authorities to control violators and pursue lawbreakers.
The source mentioned that many of the deportees were residing with their families, and considering that these family members have residences sponsored by the deportees, they also left the country following the implementation of the deportation decisions, confirming that these cases depend on the residency situation of each family.
The source emphasized that the security campaigns are ongoing, and that the relevant authorities will not hesitate to take deterrent actions against anyone who abuses the residency privileges or violates the laws, affirming that Kuwait welcomes everyone who complies with its systems and laws.
