英文摘要 |
The ''Immigration Act'' has both criminal and administrative law regulation. Both punishment and power are regulated inside, and both the conduct requirement and penalty are juxtaposed; even the enforcement regulations such as deportation are authorized. Furthermore, there are fines when there is no cooperation with law enforcement requirements. As a basis for punishment or disposition, immigration law enforcement officers conduct administrative investigations as interventional power to collect information on violations. Furthermore, in order to attain its statutory tasks, immigration law enforcement power plans various tasks, and hand them over to immigration law enforcement officers. It often requires relevant power measures to achieve its purpose, and power measures are mostly accomplished through ''physical force'', which is mostly by ''identity checking''. When it is necessary, the counterpart will be ''temporarily detained'' to complete the information collection to meet the needs of law enforcement. In addition, immigration law enforcement officers conduct investigations based on ''judgement'' and ''measurement'', while ''illegal conditions'' and ''power condition'' are consistent. If the first-line law enforcement officers conduct ''illegal suspect investigation'' and deem that there are illegal conditions, then the officer will further send the case to tribunals or units to conduct ''tribunal investigation''. When the immigration law enforcement of a nation under the rule of law adopts measures that interfere with the freedom or human rights, it should comply with ''statutory reservation'', ''intelligible principle'' and ''principle of proportionality ''This article first introduces and summarizes the ''inspection'' powers of immigration law enforcement in my country, Japan, and the United States, and further studies and reviews the legal principles and problems of my country's immigration law enforcement in exercising the powers of ''temporary detention'' and ''identity checking''; and puts forward relevant suggestions and conclusions, for references to future legal norms and practice improvement. |