WATCH: Constitutional Court criticises government for delay in fixing immigration law
Business Day TV spoke to legal writer for Business Day Tauriq Moosa
01 November 2023 - 16:01
byBusiness Day TV
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Home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi. Picture: JACO MARAIS
The Constitutional Court has delivered a verdict on SA’s immigration law management, calling for swift protection of suspected illegal immigrants’ rights and scrutinising the department of home affairs. The court says the government must enact new immigration laws within a year, with high-ranking officials facing financial repercussions for their “deplorable lethargy”.
Business Day TV discussed this ruling in greater detail with legal writer for Business Day Tauriq Moosa.
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WATCH: Constitutional Court criticises government for delay in fixing immigration law
Business Day TV spoke to legal writer for Business Day Tauriq Moosa
The Constitutional Court has delivered a verdict on SA’s immigration law management, calling for swift protection of suspected illegal immigrants’ rights and scrutinising the department of home affairs. The court says the government must enact new immigration laws within a year, with high-ranking officials facing financial repercussions for their “deplorable lethargy”.
Business Day TV discussed this ruling in greater detail with legal writer for Business Day Tauriq Moosa.
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