Proud Vigilante

Oh @NalediChirwa ….Point missed!! Every functioning state regulates entry based on capacity and economic reality. South Africa cannot be the exception. You don’t just settle anywhere in the world. Countries tie immigration to clear conditions , skills, scarce sectors, or strictly defined refugee protections. So what policy logic is being applied here? We are not against documentation. But to present it as a solution especially under the claim that it will help track criminals….is fundamentally flawed. Illegal immigration is not just a criminal issue. It is an economic and systemic issue. You cannot document and absorb more people into an economy that is already failing South Africans. Documentation does not create jobs. It does not fix service delivery. It does not resolve structural unemployment. Until South Africa stabilises unemployment, restores service delivery, and rebuilds economic access, expanding the system only deepens pressure on those already left behind. This is not about opposing reform , it is about demanding policy that actually responds to the scale of the problem. Fix the state. Apply rational immigration policy. Prioritise South Africans. That is how serious countries operate. Stop fooling people and yourselves EFF.