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South Africa On Edge: Anti-Immigrant Protests Rock Johannesburg, Police Deployed On Streets
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7:09Now PlayingThousands of protesters marched across South Africa demanding tougher action against illegal immigration, marking the country's largest anti-illegal immigration demonstrations since 2008. Groups including March and March, Operation Dudula and Progressive Forces accused undocumented migrants of taking jobs, driving down wages and contributing to crime. The protests followed a self-imposed June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave the country, a move rejected by the government. President Cyril Ramaphosa urged peaceful demonstrations as police deployed heavily to prevent violence. Authorities remain on high alert after previous anti-immigration protests led to attacks on migrants and foreign-owned businesses.
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South Africa On Edge: Anti-Immigrant Protests Rock Johannesburg, Police Deployed On Streets
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