Buthelezi Calls for March and March Police Guards to Track Undocumented Foreign Nationals

Buthelezi has questioned the deployment of police officers to protect members of the March and March movement along Moore Road, arguing that law enforcement resources should instead be directed towards identifying and tracking undocumented foreign nationals.

According to Buthelezi, police officers assigned to guard the anti-immigration group could be used more effectively to locate individuals who are allegedly living in South Africa without valid legal documentation.

He maintained that authorities should prioritise immigration enforcement and ensure that foreign nationals comply with the country’s immigration laws. Buthelezi further argued that individuals who cannot provide the required documentation should return to their countries of origin.

His remarks come amid ongoing public debate over undocumented immigration, border management and the responsibilities of law enforcement agencies in South Africa.

The March and March movement has been associated with campaigns calling for stricter immigration controls and action against undocumented foreign nationals. Its activities have also drawn attention to questions surrounding public safety, immigration enforcement and the protection of people’s rights.

Buthelezi’s comments highlight the differing views on how police resources should be allocated when demonstrations and immigration-related tensions occur.

However, any action against undocumented foreign nationals must be carried out in accordance with the law and established immigration procedures. Immigration status should be verified by the relevant authorities, while affected individuals must be treated lawfully and humanely.

The debate over policing and immigration enforcement is expected to remain a contentious issue in South Africa.

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