"Immigration Laws of Malaysia" by Mr. T. Vijayandran offers a detailed examination of the Immigration Act 1959/63, a key piece of legislation governing immigration in Malaysia. The book provides important insights into how the Act is applied, how it's enforced, and the rights and responsibilities it creates for individuals.

A core strength of this book is its emphasis on the interconnected nature of Malaysia's immigration laws. It explains how different sections of the Immigration Act 1959/63 need to be read together to fully understand their meaning and legal impact. For instance, the book clarifies the relationships between the rules for entering the country, the procedures for detention and deportation, and the obligations placed on employers.

This book is intended to be a helpful reference for legal professionals, prosecutors, law enforcement, and employers who need to navigate Malaysia's immigration laws.  

Key topics covered include:

• Entry restrictions
• Detention and deportation processes
• Employer duties
• Issues surrounding illegal entry and fake documents
• The authority of immigration officers
• Recent legal developments, such as the Constitution (Amendment) Act 2024