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  1. The Home Office has published reports detailing actions taken against businesses that employed illegal workers, including fines.

The Home Office has published reports detailing actions taken against businesses that employed illegal workers, including fines.

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The Home Office has published reports detailing actions taken against businesses that employed illegal workers, including fines.

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Home OfficeNigel Farage

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  1. The Home Secretary is leading enforcement activities regarding civil penalties, which are now under scrutiny due to underpayment and flaws exposed via FOI requests and expert testimony.Sub-event
  2. Home Office crackdown targets illegal working and tax evasion; Reform proposes stricter fines than current government action.1 source
  3. Yusuf announced a crackdown on illegal working, drawing links to Farage's political history.1 source

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