Overview
- CAS workers at the National Superintendency of Migrations announced a nationwide, open‑ended stoppage beginning November 27 across all offices.
- SICASMIGRA says it completed required strike notifications and expects about 800 members to participate in regions including Tumbes, Trujillo, Pucallpa, Lima, Arequipa, Cusco and Tacna.
- The union warns of delays or suspensions in passport issuance, border checks and airport operations, including controls at Jorge Chávez International Airport.
- A 2024 Labor Ministry resolution deemed a similar action improper, and an internal source told La República a new illegality ruling could void the planned strike.
- Migraciones signals openness to talks as the union presses for DL 728 employment through bills 7368/2023-CR and 10625/2024-CR and for enforcement of 2023 collective benefits.