Why Allergies Against Immigration Administration Measures

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Why Allergies Against Immigration Administration Measures

In Act No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration in Article 1 number 1 'Immigration is a matter of traffic of persons entering or leaving the territory of Indonesia and its supervision in order to maintain the sovereignty of the state.
In UU number 6 of 2011 on Immigration in Article 1 number 3 'The Immigration Function is a part of state government affairs in providing Immigration services, law enforcement, state security, and community welfare development facilitators'.

In Chapter XI Act No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration there are criminal provisions for Immigration violations. Of course we must question why there is a need for criminal provisions in the Immigration Law while the subject and object of Immigration Law is foreigners and guarantor, why not directed to immigration measures only ??? If the government (Immigration) impose criminal punishment on foreigners according to the writer is very misguided where in the period of detention of all things the primary needs of foreigners are financed by the state, strange is not why Indonesia to finance the needs of foreigners while in prison while the prison alone experienced problems about over capacity , What about when added by foreigner prisoners ???. Whether there is no choice is an act of immigration administration.
In Act No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration in article 1 number 31 'Immigration Administration Measures are administrative sanctions stipulated by the Immigration Officials of Foreigners outside the judicial process.
In Chapter VII Act No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration is set out on Immigration Administration Measures, among them are:

  1. Inclusion in the black list
  2. Limitation, alteration or Cancellation of Stay Permit
  3. Prohibition to be in one or more specific places in the Territory of Indonesia
  4. The need to reside in a certain place in the Territory of Indonesia
  5. Charging fees
  6. Deportation from the Territory of Indonesia.

When referring to points 3 and 4 it means Immigration may place foreigner with guaranteed sponsorship while in placement in a territory of Indonesia pending the settlement of the burden of expenses against the foreigner or his sponsor for further deportation. Deportation is the act of forcibly removing foreigners from the Territory of Indonesia as set forth in Law No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration article 1 number 36. This action is very appropriate considering the function of immigration is as law enforcement and as facilitator of community welfare development. The cost of paid-in expenses is very beneficial for the state's income in the field of Immigration, but there is a need for further rules regarding it.