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Over 51 000 illegals deported since SA’s GNU came to power – Schreiber | SA News

28 August 2025 by Guest

The Department of Home Affairs has deported more than 51 000 illegals since the Government of National Unity (GNU) took office just over a year ago, exceeding the number of deportations over the previous five years.

“The best investment we can make is to beef up border control,” Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber said at a PSG Think Big presentation on Tuesday, adding that a revitalised and reformed Home Affairs, using the latest technologies, could become a template for reform in the rest of the state.

Read: Ramaphosa’s inaction vs ministers who get things done

While the exact number of illegals in SA…

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