Monrovia, Sept. 4 -- The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) has launched a sweeping investigation into fraudulent schemes involving Resident Permits, Re-Entry Permits and Visa-on-Arrival Documents in what authorities describe as a growing threat to national security and government revenue.

According to a press release from the LIS, the fraudulent activities are being conducted through unauthorized channels, depriving the state of vital income and compromising immigration integrity.

Commissioner-General Elijah F. Rufus issued a stern warning to perpetrators, declaring that the agency is monitoring their activities closely.

"Fraudsters must know they are being watched. They will be caught and face the full weight of the law. LIS makes no ...