International News Somaliland: Four French Nationals Deported Back To Djibouti

LAWYO ADO(Somalilandpress) Somaliland immigration agents are holding four illegal aliens who crossed into Somaliland illegally. The four illegal aliens who are French nationals although they did not have any documents with them during their arrest, they were caught when they sneaked into Somaliland from neighboring Djibouti.
Somaliland immigration agents had spotted the car as it tried to avoid Somaliland border crossing point in Lawyo-Ado crossing point.
The agent decide to pursue the suspicious vehicle and it is occupants, when we order them to stop , they ignored the order and tried to escape, the ensuing pursuit came to an end when their car dived into a ditch, that is when they were arrested and their car searched no weapons were found, only copies of Holy Quran. According to the commanding officer of Saylac police Mr. Ismael Abaade, who confirmed that the four French nationals, three men and one woman, two were of Senegalese origins and all claiming to belong to the Muslim faith are currently in our custody.
The officer in-charge said when we interrogated them, they revealed the reason they crossed into Somaliland was because of a standing deportation order issued by Djiboutian authority for their deportation which was that afternoon (Wednesday).
When asked them why they did not carry any document with, they said their documents were confiscated when we enquired why the authorities back into Djibouti were bound to deport them, they had this to say, we did nothing wrong back in Djibouti apart from enjoy our holiday and visit our friends who live in Djibouti, and that they had entered Djibouti with tourists visas one month ago.
They also told us said the officer in-charge, when they tried to enquire the reason of their deportation, they were told had being engaged in activities contrarily to their visa requirement which automatically elevated their status to persona non grata hence the revoking their visas with immediate effect. As of 5:30 P.M on Thursday, the governor of Salal region Mr. Mohamed Musa Bouni handed over the four French nationals and their car back to Djiboutian officials at the Lawyo-Ado border crossing point.