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South Africa plans to charge foreign governments for the costs associated with deporting their nationals who violate immigration laws, in a move aligned with tougher global stances.
The policy is still under consideration but reflects President Ramaphosa's broader push for stricter immigration enforcement and border security amidst rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
Diplomatic tensions have risen, notably between South Africa and Ghana, over allegations of mistreatment of Ghanaian nationals, which South Africa disputes.
The new measures include tighter law enforcement, action against corruption, closure of legal loopholes, and increased regional cooperation, drawing comparisons to US policies under President Trump.

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