Afghanistan, April 15 -- Authorities in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, have detained more than 20 landlords and shop owners for renting properties to undocumented Afghan migrants during a recent enforcement operation.
Local police said the crackdown, launched on Tuesday, targeted violations of rental laws, with cases registered against those detained under existing legal provisions governing housing and foreign residency.
The operation also led to the identification and detention of hundreds of undocumented Afghanistan migrants, reflecting a broader effort by Pakistan to tighten immigration controls.
Afghan migrants in Balochistan say the restrictions have made daily life increasingly difficult, limiting access to housing, employmen...