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South Africans are speaking out, and the conversation around immigration and Home Affairs is getting louder by the day. In this powerful report, we unpack a message that has sparked nationwide debate after shocking questions were raised about refugee numbers, asylum backlogs, and the pressure facing South Africa’s immigration system.

Why have official refugee figures barely changed over several years, even as communities feel overwhelmed? What is really happening inside the Department of Home Affairs, and why are so many cases still unresolved? This video takes you inside the growing public frustration, the policy battles behind the scenes, and the voices demanding accountability.

We explore how past immigration decisions, special permits, and delayed processing have shaped today’s crisis — and why many South Africans believe the system is no longer working for anyone. From public marches to policy submissions, this story reveals how ordinary citizens are being urged to take part in decisions that could shape the country’s future.

This is not just a political issue — it’s a national conversation about fairness, transparency, borders, and responsibility. Whether you agree or disagree, this is a discussion South Africans can no longer avoid.

Watch till the end to understand why this issue is dividing opinions, igniting social media, and forcing difficult questions into the open.

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