A growing anti-migrant movement in South Africa is raising concerns about widespread violence and instability. The mobilization, described as dangerous, threatens not only migrants but also vulnerable South African communities and workers. Experts warn that only reactionary political elements stand to gain from escalating tensions. The situation poses a significant risk of devastating consequences for a broad segment of the population. Authorities have not yet issued a comprehensive response to address the escalating rhetoric and potential for conflict. The current climate fuels fears of a repeat of previous outbreaks of xenophobic violence in the country. This mobilization represents a serious threat to social cohesion and economic progress.