Saudi authorities have arrested 22,156 foreigners within a week for violating residency, labor, and border security laws, according to the Saudi Press Agency. Of these, 14,027 were detained for residency violations, 4,781 for attempting to cross borders illegally, and 3,348 for labor-related offenses. Among 1,924 individuals caught trying to enter the country illegally, 62% were Ethiopian, 37% Yemeni, and 1% from other nationalities. Additionally, 32 people were detained while attempting to leave Saudi Arabia illegally, and 31 others were arrested for allegedly transporting or sheltering violators. The Saudi Ministry of Interior warned that anyone found aiding illegal entry could face up to 15 years in prison, fines up to 1 million riyals, and confiscation of vehicles and property. The arrests are part of ongoing nationwide efforts to enforce immigration and labor regulations.