Anti-immigration groups in South Africa have demanded the departure of all undocumented immigrants by June 30th, threatening widespread disruption if the deadline is not met. This ultimatum has been accompanied by a surge in xenophobic violence targeting foreign nationals and their businesses. Attacks and killings have occurred during protests fueled by unsubstantiated claims that immigrants are responsible for job losses, strained public services, and increased crime. Despite comprising only around 4% of the population, immigrants are being scapegoated for broader societal issues. Thousands of foreigners are reportedly fleeing the country in anticipation of potential unrest and further violence. The situation raises concerns about human rights and regional stability. Authorities have yet to effectively address the escalating tensions and protect vulnerable communities.