More than 2,000 doorstep operations, to check for passports on the steps of airplanes, have been carried out so far this year, according to the Department of Justice.
Under reforms of immigration laws, to go to Cabinet this week, airlines who allow passengers on board without a passport or valid visa, will face higher penalties
Department of Justice figures show that 2,250 doorstep operations have been carried out so far this year, on flights described as posing a risk of irregular migration.
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