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When long-term British migrants—some here over 60 years—are moaning about how bad things have got, believe them. Not the idiot lefties who pretend that there is no problem. Video via GB News

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🚨 REALITY CHECK: THE QUESTION NOBODY WANTS TO ANSWER. Everyone is talking about undocumented migrants. Fair enough. But what is the long-term plan for the Zimbabweans on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP)? There were around 120,000 ZEP holders years ago. The permit has existed since 2009 and has been extended multiple times. Over more than 15 years, many have married, had children, built careers, paid taxes and become part of South African communities. And let's be honest... after 15+ years, I'm sure that number has grown. Depending on how productive some families are, there are probably toddlers everywhere calling South Africa home. 😂👶 So what happens to those families? What happens to children born here who have known no other home? What happens to people who have spent over a decade working legally under a permit that government itself kept renewing? Years ago, Helen Zille suggested that government should regularise long-term legal permit holders instead of keeping them in permanent uncertainty. Whether you agree with that proposal or not, it's a policy question that deserves a serious debate. So yes, deal firmly with undocumented immigration according to the law. But don't mix every migrant into one basket. The conversation about undocumented migration is different from the conversation about people who have been living and working here legally for many years under permits issued and repeatedly extended by the South African government. South Africa needs clear, consistent immigration policy, not slogans.

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