Johannesburg police in South Africa are facing allegations of xenophobic profiling, targeting both foreign nationals and citizens who have been naturalised. The accusations suggest a systemic issue within the police force, where individuals are subjected to scrutiny based on perceived nationality rather than reasonable suspicion. This practice reportedly occurs across Johannesburg. The claims highlight concerns about discrimination and unequal treatment under the law. Authorities have not yet publicly addressed the specific allegations, leading to growing unease within affected communities. The situation raises questions about police training and accountability regarding xenophobia and fair policing practices in Johannesburg.