<p>Northamptonshire police officers and officials from the East Midlands immigration crime team executed warrants at a hotel and arrested the three Indians aged 32, 36 and 36 on suspicion of labour trafficking offences.<br /><br />They are currently in custody for questioning.<br /><br />Home Office sources said that two suspected trafficking victims, both Indian men, were working against their will, in harsh conditions and have been taken to a place of safety.<br /><br />Sam Bullimore, assistant director, UK Border Agency said, "Human trafficking is a brutal form of organised crime and combating it is a key priority. Working with our law enforcement partners we are determined to create a hostile environment for those who prey on vulnerable immigrants and take action against them".<br /><br />The operation comes as the UK Border Agency leads a month-long crackdown on organised immigration crime.</p>
<p>Northamptonshire police officers and officials from the East Midlands immigration crime team executed warrants at a hotel and arrested the three Indians aged 32, 36 and 36 on suspicion of labour trafficking offences.<br /><br />They are currently in custody for questioning.<br /><br />Home Office sources said that two suspected trafficking victims, both Indian men, were working against their will, in harsh conditions and have been taken to a place of safety.<br /><br />Sam Bullimore, assistant director, UK Border Agency said, "Human trafficking is a brutal form of organised crime and combating it is a key priority. Working with our law enforcement partners we are determined to create a hostile environment for those who prey on vulnerable immigrants and take action against them".<br /><br />The operation comes as the UK Border Agency leads a month-long crackdown on organised immigration crime.</p>