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SalaryImmigration Enforcement is responsible for enforcing the government’s immigration laws, tackling illegal migration, removing foreign national offenders and immigration offenders from the UK. It also aims to disrupt the organised criminal groups that exploit the vulnerable for their personal gain. Learn more on the Immigration Enforcement careers page.
Reporting and Offender Management Teams are responsible for the attendance and management of a large number of Immigration offenders, who, due to their current circumstances and conditions of their Immigration bail are required to maintain contact with the Home Office. Contact with the reporting population can be via numerous formats including face to face attendance at one of the fourteen reporting centres within the UK or at a suitable designated location.
The roles will form part of the Immigration Enforcement (IE) team, with the majority of the role working within (but not restricted to) the Reporting Centres. The team are an integral part of Immigration Enforcement and play a key role in detaining and removing those that remain illegally in the UK, promoting a compliant environment and encouraging voluntary departure. The successful candidates will undertake a range of duties, which supports this strategy.
Reporting teams are responsible for achieving three key objectives:
- Meaningful contact that encourages voluntary return.
- Management of a reporting population that drives compliance.
- Progression of cases towards removal or other case conclusion.
Reporting Centres are a fast-moving, reactive environment, requiring strong organisational and management skills, as well as being able to make quick well-judged decisions.
