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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Tension is escalating as protesters across South Africa issue hard deadlines, demanding all undocumented foreigners leave the country by June 30 ahead of planned large-scale anti-immigrant rallies.
But what is truly fueling this movement? While organizers point to concerns over local employment, strain on public infrastructure, and security, human rights organizations warn that scapegoating vulnerable migrant communities obscures the deeper socio-economic crises—such as high unemployment rates and systemic service delivery challenges.
As the deadline approaches, the situation highlights a critical crossroad for regional stability, immigration policy, and human rights in South Africa.
Channel: Reuters
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