South Africa tightens borders to curb illegal immigrant labor
The text notes that workers from British and Portuguese territories enter South Africa for high wages. They previously could re-enter after short family visits, but now many must take one-way tickets. The regime plans fences and posts to end unguarded border entries and expand control.
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United Nations bootblack Jimmy Rinaldi shines for decades
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Israeli Supreme Court Raises Spy Sentence for Israel Beer
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South Africa Re-entry Rule Strains Foreign Workers
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