Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior reported a significant crackdown on illegal residency and labor violations, resulting in the arrest of 8,090 individuals during inspections conducted from May 21 to 27. Among those arrested, 4,266 were residency violators, 2,653 were border security violators, and 1,171 violated labor laws. In total, 7,466 illegal residents were deported, while 14,484 violators were referred to their diplomatic missions for travel document processing. Additionally, 1,176 individuals were arrested while trying to enter the kingdom illegally, with a notable percentage being Yemeni (25%) and Ethiopian (68%) nationals. Authorities also detained 71 people attempting to leave the country illegally. The crackdown included arrests of individuals involved in transporting or sheltering violators, highlighting the government's strict stance against illegal immigration. Saudi authorities have warned that those facilitating illegal entry or employment of violators face severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences and hefty fines.