What are the implications of Thailand arresting foreigners with criminal records or deemed a threat to public order?

In the first half of the year, over 3,600 foreigners with criminal records were arrested or turned away at major Thai airports, along with more than 3,400 individuals considered a risk to public order, predominantly from South Asian countries. The debate around these figures highlights concerns about immigration policies, profiling, and the efficiency of Thailand's immigration system in identifying potential threats.