Police are cracking down on shady employers who exploit workers, with over 6,400 arrests linked to illegal labor—often in grim conditions. The Home Office is calling out these "unscrupulous" businesses, signaling a tougher stance on labor abuses.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about immigration enforcement—it’s a spotlight on how some businesses profit from vulnerable workers. The surge in arrests suggests authorities are prioritizing labor exploitation, which could mean more protections for workers but also raises questions about whether enforcement is targeting the right people (employers vs. employees). Either way, it’s a messy, high-stakes issue.