Two Migration Officials Suspended for Letting Iranians Enter with False Passports – 03/17/2019

After the entry into the country of two Iranian citizens presumed to have false Israeli pbadports, the government has decided to remove the two migration officers from their posts that they let them enter Ezeiza.

Both were suspended, they started an internal summary and the stamps were removeds, the tool by which they approve the pbadport of those who enter the country.

The decision, according to official sources, was taken a few days after Interpol's Jerusalem division confirmed that the pbadports had been stolen or lost. This confirmation arrived the same Tuesday 12, but it was known this Sunday in full alert of the government by the strange situation.

In the government, they exclude that those responsible for the migration were "accomplices" of the Iranians, but they recognize that it was a "serious" mistake especially because Migrations has entered into agreements with Interpol databases to corroborate falsified or stolen pbadport situations.

Sajjad Samiel Naseran, 27, and Mashoreh Sabzali, 30, entered by Ezeiza on 12 March. In the pbadports, they called Netanel Toledano and Rivka Toledano. The suspects were arrested on Saturday in the early hours of the night in a hotel in the Abasto Lavalle, at the order of 3,000 people, following a decision of Federal Judge Luis Rodríguez, and in the context of an operation led by the antiterrorist group of the Federal Police and led by Chief Néstor Roncaglia.

When they were arrested, the two men claimed to be Iranian citizens who had escaped from their country via Turkey before traveling to Greece, where they were illegally go to the center of Spain. There, they would have obtained the falsified pbadports.

The story is not yet over for the justice that seeks to determine if it is indeed Iranians. Federal Judge Luis Rodríguez will open an investigation on Monday. in charge of the investigation.

ND