Raids in Adjumani and Kampala have targeted alleged cybercrime and human trafficking with suspects from over a dozen countries At least 231 illegal immigrants have been arrested in two separate intelligence-led crackdowns targeting irregular migration, the Ugandan Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Tuesday.  On Monday, in Adjumani District, officers of Uganda’s National Citizenship and Immigration Control (NCIC) detained 62 Nigerian nationals who were allegedly engaged in unauthorized activities, including the operation of a church, without work permits. A larger raid took place overnight between April 27-28 in the Bukoto-Ntinda area of Kampala, where 169 foreign nationals, including 36 women, were caught in a single apartment complex.  According to authorities, the building functioned as a closed compound with internal facilities such as a restaurant, designed to limit movement.…