South Africa deployed thousands of police officers and soldiers across the country as huge anti-migrant protests broke out on Tuesday — the date set by vigilante groups as a deadline for all illegal immigrants to leave the country, or face dire consequences.
Reuters counted no less than 120 protest marches on Tuesday, with thousands of participants. Twelve of those marches turned violent and required police intervention, resulting in some 900 arrests.
“We know they live there. We know these buildings well. They have to leave. We’ve told them they must leave before 30 June. We’re telling them politely. We’re not going to kill them. They just…
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