De Leon,

I must applaud home affairs for implemmenting the law in relation to illegal immigration that is directly affecting employment of South Africans.

Continue with the raids in Hospitality/retail/construction/fariming industries as we are beiginning to see results on the ground as South Africans are now getting employment in areas where the employers are forced to comply with our laws and not hire illegal immigrants.

We need skilled legal immigrants who perfom scarce skills that South Africans are in short supply for that scarce skills. It cannot be that for an example our Sou African businesses are flouting our laws and replacing SA'ns with illegal immigrant in jobs like, waiter, cleaners, farm workers, petrol attendents, dosmestic workers etc .

Keep putting pressure on the non compliant employers then you will reduce the unemployment rate drastically in 100 days.

I am talking from a lived experience not theory as i see people in my community getting getting jobs where temployers had to comply with SA labour/immigration laws. Its instant jobs for our people in SA.

Next will be businesses that import grey products and without paying taxes and they undercut legitimate SA 'ns businees who cannot match their prices after complying with tax laws

I am happy you are enforcing our immigration laws to create instant employment for South Africans.

Regards
Justice