Never misjudge the strength of calmness.
likes/reposts aren’t endorsements.
Strange how when good standards are achieved, & respect earned, racism disappears
1 Timothy 5 verse 8
Christians have a fundamental moral duty to care for the physical and financial needs of their family. Failing to do so contradicts the teachings of Jesus, sinking below the standard of even those ungodly nonbelievers.
WATCH: ActionSA Leader in KwaZulu-Natal, Zwakele Mncwango, says it is foolhardy to think that the issue of illegal migration does not affect you because you are well off.
It will be almost impossible for Home Affairs to deport illegal foreigners
- All illegal foreigners will apply for asylum & get a section 22 permit
- Home Affairs takes 10 years to make a decision.
- Meanwhile the foreigner is eligible to work, do business & get a SASSA grant🚮
The crux of the issue in the ConCourt judgment
The ConCourt judgment amongst other matters ruled that a person who is illegal in South Africa cannot be arrested and deported IF they express an INTENTION to apply for asylum. Effectively, if an illegal immigrant just EXPRESSES an intention to apply for asylum they have to be released.
Yes we know asylum application doesn’t mean refugee status nor citizenship. The crux of the issue is what does an asylum application mean and what is afforded to people who merely posses a Section 22 permit.
A Section 22 permit is a legal document that is issued to an individual that has applied for asylum in South Africa whilst they await for Home Affairs to make a decision.
A holder of a Section 22 permit can access SRD grants, is legally enabled to study, be employed and run businesses in South Africa.
Auditor General back in 2020 stated, to clear the backlog on asylum applications and appeals, if no new applications are received it will take 68 years for Home Affairs to clear the backlog.
Home Affairs indicates, it takes between 5-10 years for a decision to be finalised on an asylum application given the appeals & court processes. This is unlikely to change as the Refugee Status Determination Officers are less than a 100 for the whole country.
The troubling feature as stated by Home Affairs is that 95% of asylum applications are denied as not meeting the legal requirements of a refugee.
Home Affairs doesn’t have a system to track and trace individuals who are asylum applicants. Most asylum applicants receive the Section 22 permit fail to report to Refugee Reception Office & continue to live in SA without lawful documentation.
Home Affairs doesn’t have systems to adequately ascertain whether asylum seekers are not fugitives. Fulgence Kayishema was criminally indicted for the killing of 2000 people in Rwanda. He came to South Africa seeking asylum and was given a refugee status, he lived in the country under a false name for more than 20 years working.
The Employment Services Amendment Bill proposes a removal of an “asylum seeker” in the definition of a foreign national. Meaning a foreign national who is illegal in the country, who has just merely applied for asylum is afforded the same rights as a citizen. This is even though 95% of asylum applications do not meet legal requirements and it takes a minimum of 5 years for an application to be finalised. In those years, they are legally entitled to work just like citizens.
The anger directed to the South African government by its citizens is legitimate. This ruling effectively means an illegal immigrant can have legal status in South Africa through an asylum application.
Even though 95% of these applications are not legitimate, they will still get to have access to work and business opportunities, SRD grants until the applications are finalised which takes years.
The crux of the issue in the ConCourt judgment
The ConCourt judgment amongst other matters ruled that a person who is illegal in South Africa cannot be arrested and deported IF they express an INTENTION to apply for asylum. Effectively, if an illegal immigrant just EXPRESSES an intention to apply for asylum they have to be released.
Yes we know asylum application doesn’t mean refugee status nor citizenship. The crux of the issue is what does an asylum application mean and what is afforded to people who merely posses a Section 22 permit.
A Section 22 permit is a legal document that is issued to an individual that has applied for asylum in South Africa whilst they await for Home Affairs to make a decision.
A holder of a Section 22 permit can access SRD grants, is legally enabled to study, be employed and run businesses in South Africa.
Auditor General back in 2020 stated, to clear the backlog on asylum applications and appeals, if no new applications are received it will take 68 years for Home Affairs to clear the backlog.
Home Affairs indicates, it takes between 5-10 years for a decision to be finalised on an asylum application given the appeals & court processes. This is unlikely to change as the Refugee Status Determination Officers are less than a 100 for the whole country.
The troubling feature as stated by Home Affairs is that 95% of asylum applications are denied as not meeting the legal requirements of a refugee.
Home Affairs doesn’t have a system to track and trace individuals who are asylum applicants. Most asylum applicants receive the Section 22 permit fail to report to Refugee Reception Office & continue to live in SA without lawful documentation.
Home Affairs doesn’t have systems to adequately ascertain whether asylum seekers are not fugitives. Fulgence Kayishema was criminally indicted for the killing of 2000 people in Rwanda. He came to South Africa seeking asylum and was given a refugee status, he lived in the country under a false name for more than 20 years working.
The Employment Services Amendment Bill proposes a removal of an “asylum seeker” in the definition of a foreign national. Meaning a foreign national who is illegal in the country, who has just merely applied for asylum is afforded the same rights as a citizen. This is even though 95% of asylum applications do not meet legal requirements and it takes a minimum of 5 years for an application to be finalised. In those years, they are legally entitled to work just like citizens.
The anger directed to the South African government by its citizens is legitimate. This ruling effectively means an illegal immigrant can have legal status in South Africa through an asylum application.
Even though 95% of these applications are not legitimate, they will still get to have access to work and business opportunities, SRD grants until the applications are finalised which takes years.
UPDATE: The Ugandan national who was arrested in Umhlanga with counterfeit money worth millions has been identified as Simon M Mulema - KZN Tonight Podcast
@ZANewsFlash Justice Mathopo tried everything in his power to discredit the IEC case and argued for the Anc. He was pushing the backdoor for the Anc to enter the ballot
NEWS: The three foreign nationals charged with attempted murder are of a South African man on Thursday last week are: Kedebe Basore, Wadaje Givma, and Genchew Perakaso.
They are from Somalia and they have also been charged with public violence - KZN Tonight Podcast
'Joburg mayor Dada Morero pleads with Sowetans to use spaza grants.'
Why are South Africans not making use of this opportunity to run their own spaza shops. This was the whole purpose of it all. Only 40 out of 150 grants have been applied for and paid out. This is definitely not South Africans rushing to become self sustainable and creating employment. Is there oversight by government on these applicants who received their grants, and are their spaza shops up and running. @DadaMorero@Lesufi https://t.co/6gk2yC2kfC