Thai Workers in Malaysia Face Increased Deportation Concerns
Concerns are rising in Thailand over intensified deportations of Thai workers in Malaysia. A senator has pointed out that stricter crackdowns on undocumented migrants could lead to job losses and forced returns for Thai laborers.
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