“I Don’t Care About a Foreigner Commiting Crime in SA” Julius Malema

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has called for the humane treatment of undocumented foreign nationals in South Africa, arguing that immigration status should not be used as justification for abuse or denial of essential services.

Malema emphasised that people should not be subjected to physical violence, humiliating searches or refused medical treatment simply because they are in the country illegally.

“No human deserves to be beaten up, searched or denied health care because they are illegal,” Malema said.

His remarks have brought renewed attention to the ongoing debate over immigration enforcement, the rights of foreign nationals and concerns about the treatment of undocumented migrants in South Africa.

The EFF leader’s position highlights the distinction between enforcing immigration laws and protecting individuals from abuse. While authorities have a responsibility to address criminal activity and ensure compliance with the country’s laws, such measures should be carried out within the framework of the law and respect for human dignity.

Malema’s comments also come amid heightened public discussions about undocumented immigration, access to healthcare and allegations of mistreatment during immigration-related operations.

His remarks are likely to generate further debate, particularly among those calling for stricter immigration controls and others advocating for the protection of migrants’ basic rights.

The issue remains contentious, with questions surrounding border management, public safety and access to essential services continuing to feature prominently in South Africa’s political discourse.

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