🚨 NO SOLDIERS WILL PROTECT ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS ON 30 JUNE! Angie Motshekga Says SANDF Won’t Be Deployed as Anti-Illegal Immigration Marches Prepare to Sweep Across South Africa 🚨
South Africa’s Defence Minister, Angie Motshekga, has confirmed that there are no plans to deploy soldiers during the planned 30 June anti-illegal immigration marches, a decision that is already sparking heated debate across the country.
The marches are expected to draw thousands of South Africans who are demanding tougher action against illegal immigration and stronger enforcement of the country’s immigration laws. Organisers say the demonstrations are aimed at putting pressure on authorities to address concerns over border control, crime, unemployment and the strain on public services.
Motshekga made it clear that the military will not be involved, arguing that the planned marches are not a military matter and can be handled by existing law enforcement agencies. Her comments have been interpreted by some as confirmation that the SANDF will not be used to shield undocumented foreign nationals from lawful protest action.
The announcement comes as tensions continue to rise over immigration issues, with many South Africans expressing frustration over what they see as government’s failure to effectively deal with illegal immigration. At the same time, human rights groups have warned against targeting foreign nationals and have called for protests to remain peaceful and within the law.
With 30 June fast approaching, the country is bracing for what could become one of the most closely watched demonstrations of the year. Supporters believe the marches will send a strong message to government, while critics fear they could deepen divisions and increase tensions in communities.
Do you support the decision not to deploy soldiers, or do you think extra security measures should be in place on 30 June? 🇿🇦👇🔥
NO SOLDIERS WILL PROTECT ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS ON 30 JUNE! Angie Motshekga Says SANDF Won’t Be Deployed as Anti-Illegal Immigration Marches Prepare to Sweep Across South Africa
