The immigration crackdown comes home

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Government's immigration crackdown has turned to the people who employ and house undocumented workers, and for the first time the state is building the capacity to reach private homes.
This week's Uncensored breaks it down in plain language. What the law says now, what carries a prison sentence, what Parliament is about to change, and what to do if the papers do not exist.
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3 Jul English South Africa Leisure · Business

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