South Africans come first, and their concerns are legitimate, says Home Affairs committee
The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs has resolved to convene an urgent, in-person meeting to interrogate further the implementation of the Constitutional Court judgment on asylum applications.
Home Affairs committee of SA’s immigration and refugee legislation Although the Home Affairs committee is seeking an operational plan to implement the judgment, it says the concerns of South Africans should not be dismissed.
This meeting must be attended by the Ministers of Home Affairs and Employment and Labour, relevant parliamentary committees, the department’s immigration branch, the Border Management Authority (BMA) and the Refugee Appeals Authority of South Africa (RAASA).
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