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@daddyhope Respect our countries laws and it ends there. No need to yap

I do not even understand why you are saying this to me because I have put it on record for years that I do not support illegal immigration because it is a crime. It is criminality, and I do not support that. At the same time, I also do not support Afrophobia, the stigmatisation and targeting of Africans simply because they are African and black. There are organisations and groups that are not just anti-immigration, but openly anti-African. Whether someone has a valid permit or visa to live in South Africa or not, they do not care. Those are the people I say are also engaging in criminal behaviour because you have no right to persecute someone on the basis of the colour of their skin, which looks exactly like yours by the way, and because they are African like you. If people do not have papers, the law must deal with that and they must be deported. I have never defended undocumented immigrants who commit crimes in South Africa. Nobody in their right mind should defend that. So let us make a clear distinction between illegal immigration, which I do not support, and Afrophobia, which I also do not support. Afrophobia targets black African people who are legally in South Africa, who have permits and documentation, but are still stigmatised simply because they are African.

@F_Edzeamey Why are you vetting to begin with just take whoever comes

You don’t want the whole world to see you as a dumb person, do you?

@deelee_mog37355 @Yanga_Co Don’t tell us what to do in our country if we want to introduce 5 fingers to the face of a few crooks we can exercise our rights to do so

@Yanga_Co What he is saying is, your organization is called March and March so do just the fuck that...MARCH! Any element of criminality then its open canopy by way of the twaaaag💥

From the horse's mouth

@PSAFLIVE @NtokozoMello 80% of Nigerians are criminals

WATCH: An illegal Nigerian foreigner was arrested for selling drugs to school children.

@SAPoliceService @Abramjee Like clockwork

#sapsMP [34-YEAR-OLD NIGERIAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOR DEALING IN DRUGS] A 34-year-old Nigerian national was arrested for dealing in drugs in Balfour on, 26/05 Police proceeded to an identified address and, upon arrival, found the suspect. Officers requested permission to search the premises. During the search of one of the bedrooms, police searched the bed and discovered drugs hidden underneath the mattress inside the bed base. The suspect was subsequently arrested and is expected to appear in the Balfour Magistrate’s Court on 27/05. #fightingcrime #DrugsOffTheStreets SG facebook.com/share/p/18pQJo…

@Nompu90570329 @SABCNews We keep stepping on their necks chief no illegal must comfortable stay in our country those days are over

@SABCNews So now they must remain in SA till when ? And do what exactly

WATCH | The High Commission of Ghana has blocked some prospective passengers from traveling on today's repatriation flight after it was found that they had invalid or missing documentation.

@SABCNews The jokes write themselves 😂 they condemn us and go on to do the same things. Clowns

@zizipho50 The same doctor that failed to defend his wife when she was being insulted by his boss? 😂

The good Doctor is up🔥🔥🤭

@ThePromiseCFC 300 out of the 500k undocumented? Get 250k out first to make it worthy of being reported. It’s our country we’ll tell a story how we see fit

Now the South African media should come and capture this too, instead of always pushing the “no one came to the airport” narrative.

@HotTopics_Lisa @SABCNews Do you have evidence for your fecal influenced utterings?

@SABCNews I bet their legality is based on asylum papers. Which they got after claiming to be running away from family.

Home Affairs says only 10 of the 300 Ghanaian nationals who applied to be repatriated to their country were legal in South Africa. tinyurl.com/427zya7z

@SABCNews Exactly why we fight and will continue fighting. We’ll make it so uncomfortable they will leave on their own while their pulse is still there

@Sentletse @ali_naka Hands off Jacinta she has done nothing but follow the laws. The ANC that’s been stealing billions, where’s their think piece?

Jacinta denies inciting violence. Let me assist her with how she is doing it: She incites violence by using indirect rhetoric that mobilises anger amongst her illiterate, tribalist and xenophobic followers by blaming foreign nationals for all sorts of societal problems. She thinks that by manufacturing plausible deniability while still indirectly mobilising violent action will excuse her from the legal repercussions of her stupidity. Her lawyer husband who was masquerading on TV as March and March legal advisor is misleading her. She is going to end up in prison. She has already led a march that descended into public violence in East London.

@BusInsiderSSA Lamola twerking better than Megan thee Stallion for undocumented immigrants what’s new

“We can’t stop anyone who wants to leave the country, but we still have an obligation to those who want to remain,” South African International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola said while reacting to Ghana’s decision to repatriate citizens seeking to leave South Africa. --- This video is credited to @sabcnewsonline

@Vhoyde They must move and love in the townships before they talk rubbish

The same people who erect boom gates around their neighborhoods, don't want taxi routes near their areas and complain about any public or informal housing near their communities will wax lyrical about how xenophobic the working class is being.

@Dzungie007 @Khoshhy We’re doing just that mama 🥰

Deportation won't work. Discomfort will. Keep rejecting them in your communities.

@FusionistRSA Exactly why we’re fighting!

So out of 300 Ghanaians who are catching that flight this morning ✈️ only 10, 10 of them have the right papers to be in the country. 90% of them are all illegal foreigners 💔

@luphumlongcayis @ali_naka They haven’t seen anything wait till June 30th

It continues to bother me how government often waits until people resort to extremes, shutdowns or even violence before it responds or addresses issues . Communities write letters, submit memorandums, attend consultations, raise concerns through lawful channels and are met with silence, bureaucracy or indifference. Citizens are effectively blueticked by the state they fund through their taxes. Then suddenly, once roads are burning, tyres are lit and cameras arrive, there is urgency, task teams and political visibility. It creates a dangerous lesson in society that says calm, reasoned engagement achieves very little, while chaos gets attention. The only explanation for this behaviour is a growing culture of leadership that has become detached from the daily realities of ordinary people. A government that genuinely cares about its citizenry would not need to be cornered into listening. Responsiveness should not be activated by fear of embarrassment or instability. It should be the basic duty of public service.

@ThandoAfrika How kind of you to want him to go visit your family home

Oh Ngizwe can go to hell.

@CMogoeng I guess I’m low iq cause I’ll keep making it uncomfortable for the undocumented living in my country 😂

Ori has a point. Being a racist, being a xenophobic and tribalistic is a sign of low IQ

@ThabisoGoba2 Go say it to his face

Idiotic