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President Ramaphosa confronts a national crisis as South Africa grapples with surging anti-immigrant protests and calls for undocumented migrants to leave by June 30. Acknowledging public frustration over unemployment and strained services, he warns against vigilante justice and emphasizes only authorized officials can enforce immigration laws. With estimates of 2 to 5 million undocumented migrants and recent violent incidents—including the repatriation of 300 Ghanaians and 5 Mozambicans killed—Ramaphosa vows to fix past migration failures while urging unity, not division, in tackling this complex, deeply felt issue.
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