Witness What Is Soon To Occur When Illegal Immigrants Enter South Africa

 

Robberies, rapes, and kidnappings have all gone up in South Africa as the country has grown popular as a tourist destination. Because of an impending move, they are currently under a great deal of stress. The movement to have illegal workers leave South Africa is gaining momentum. Unless the illegal immigrants willingly depart South Africa, as the organisations have warned, they will most likely never feel at home there. The situation will deteriorate even further than it did in 2008 and 2014, according to one speaker at the demonstration, unless the South African government and illegal immigrants pay attention. Additionally, he pleaded with the government to end the situation by expelling a huge number of illegal immigrants or by establishing refugee camps in the Northern Cape. They won't be treated as leaving if they think staying is good. He emphasised the reasons why the duty should be taken up by the government alone. We will not randomly assault (illegal) individuals. Regardless matter the result, we can't go forward. Everything will be okay now that everyone is "furious" about it, he assured them. Since the government was ready to give asylum and then extend the foreigners' stay, it was as if they had full rein to do anything they wanted while in the country. People today are too busy worrying about themselves to bother with this issue, which the government used to have to handle. The undocumented immigrants now living in South Africa should get out of there quickly since they never know who might come to their rescue and claim their possessions. After the deadline has gone, they promised to go after the illegal immigrants. Nigerians and Zimbabweans make up the bulk of the Rainbow Nation's illegal population. The apportionment process has begun, so we can only speculate as to what will happen next.