Government to seek Constitutional Court oversight of asylum ruling over anti-illegal immigrant protests
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Government to seek Constitutional Court oversight of asylum ruling over anti-illegal immigrant protests
The government will approach the Constitutional Court for a supervisory order to oversee the implementation of its asylum ruling, as violent protests in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng intensify pressure on authorities to address public concerns.
State seeks court oversight, more time to implement asylum ruling - Inside Politics
The Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on Migration will seek a supervisory order from the Constitutional Court and more time to strengthen Home Affairs’ administrative capacity to implement its judgment on asylum applications.
Chancers will be caught out – Minister Schrieber on asylum applications
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