Japan to Tighten Immigration Procedures After Ghosn’s Escape

The transcript discusses the Japanese government's response to criticism of its justice system following Carlos Ghosn's escape. It highlights the government's awareness of the situation, their contact with Interpol, and attempts to cooperate with Lebanon. The challenges in pursuing Ghosn's case are noted, along with potential reforms in Japan's justice system. The transcript also covers Japan's insistence on Ghosn's return and the concerns of foreign executives about stricter conditions. Finally, it outlines the government's need to demonstrate control over immigration and movement within the country.

What has the Japanese government done in response to Carlos Ghosn's departure?

• They have contacted Interpol and sought cooperation from Lebanon.

• They have allowed Ghosn to return freely.

• They have immediately reformed the justice system.

• They have ignored the situation.

What is the likelihood of Carlos Ghosn returning to Japan according to the transcript?

• Certain, as the government has secured his return.

• Impossible, as he has disappeared.

• Unlikely, as he is expected to stay in Lebanon.

• Very likely, as he plans to return soon.

What is one of the potential outcomes of the Ghosn case for Japan's immigration policies?

• Stricter enforcement of immigration procedures.

• No changes to current policies.

• Complete removal of immigration controls.

• Immediate overhaul of the entire system.

What is the expected pace of any potential reforms in Japan's justice system?

• Immediate and drastic changes are anticipated.

• No reforms are expected at all.

• Reforms are expected to be slow and gradual.

• Very rapid changes are expected.

What concern is raised regarding foreign executives in Japan?

• They are expected to leave Japan immediately.

• They will be given more freedom than before.

• They will be unaffected by the Ghosn case.

• They might face stricter conditions and unfair restrictions.