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Who is pulling the strings?! The court today in Edinburgh has changed its decision over the exact same issue raised in January, following pressure from UK ministers. This is not democratic process. It’s corruption in our courts.
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![[WATCH] A lie is circulating in our politics: that the ANC government has done nothing about undocumented immigration. The opportunists repeat it; too many swallow it. Today we place the facts on the table, and we let the people judge for themselves. The removals the numbers do not lie The democratic State has legally deported hundreds of thousands of people who had no lawful right to remain in the Republic. Between January 2012 and December 2016 alone, some 370,000 people were deported nearly nine in ten of them our neighbours from Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Lesotho. And the pace has quickened, not slackened: from 39,000 removals in 2023/24 to 51,000 in 2024/25 a thirty per cent rise and again to 57,000 in 2025/26, with tens of thousands more this year at our ports of entry and in our communities. This is not the record of a government that has done nothing. It is the record of a State that enforces its laws year in, year out, firmly and lawfully. This is not new, and it is not small. At its peak, in 2007, the democratic State legally deported some 312,700 people in a single year the highest on record. And the work continues at our frontiers today: in a single festive season the Border Management Authority intercepted more than fifty thousand people at our ports and borderline, and attempted unlawful crossings have since fallen sharply. This is a State that acts, and has acted, for two decades. When the courts stayed our hand Here is the part the opportunists never tell you. Time and again, when this government has moved to enforce immigration law, it has been dragged to court not to make it deport, but to stop it. When the government moved to end the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit dispensation, the Helen Suzman Foundation took the Minister of Home Affairs to court, and in June 2023 the High Court in Pretoria set that decision aside as unlawful, shielding some 178,000 Zimbabwean permit-holders from removal a ruling the government then lost on appeal. The Scalabrini Centre, Lawyers for Human Rights and others have, over many years, repeatedly and successfully approached our courts to constrain removals and to protect the rights of migrants and asylum-seekers. This is the truth the slogan hides: the ANC government has often been doing so much on immigration that the courts themselves have had to rein it in. You cannot, in the same breath, sue the government for deporting and then accuse it of doing nothing. #ANCMediaBriefing #RegisterToVoteANC #YearOfDecisiveAction](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2072717652057870642/amplify_video_thumb/2072717393478963200/img/b494x17IGSqlP_mV.jpg)
