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South Africa Faces Backlash Over Illegal Immigration Amid Protests

Protests in South Africa have led to over 160,000 illegal immigrants leaving the country as citizens demand stronger action against immigration. Estimates suggest there could be up to 30 million illegal immigrants in South Africa, prompting criticism of the government's border control policies. Political leaders are calling for more decisive measures to address the immigration crisis amid rising public concern.

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Protests in South Africa have led to over 160,000 illegal immigrants leaving the country as citizens demand stronger action against immigration. Estimates suggest there could be up to 30 million illegal immigrants in South Africa, prompting criticism of the government's border control policies. Political leaders are calling for more decisive measures to address the immigration crisis amid rising public concern.

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South Africa’s illegal migration backlash mirrors political battles across the West

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South Africa Faces Backlash Over Illegal Immigration Amid Protests