South Africa deports 53,000 foreigners in crackdown after protests

South Africa has deported more than 53,000 foreigners as part of a new migration campaign, the government announced. The move comes after widespread anti-immigration protests across the country. Authorities are targeting undocumented migrants in a sweeping enforcement effort. The campaign aims to address public anger over illegal immigration and its perceived impact on jobs and crime. The deportations mark one of the largest such operations in recent years. Officials say the crackdown will continue until border controls are strengthened.