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Border Security Gaps Raise Re-entry Fears as Home Affairs Cites Resource Shortfalls and Delayed Transfers to Border Authority
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Border Security Gaps Raise Re-entry Fears as Home Affairs Cites Resource Shortfalls and Delayed Transfers to Border Authority
The Department of Home Affairs has admitted it cannot guarantee that deported individuals have not re-entered South Africa undetected, citing severe resource constraints, significant enforcement gaps along unprotected stretches of the national border, and incomplete transfers of border control functions to the Border Management Authority (BMA). In a formal response to Parliamentary questions, the Department acknowledged the Border Management Aut…
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