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Johannesburg Immigration Sweep Triggers US–South Africa Spat

17 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

A dramatic immigration raid in Johannesburg started a big fight between the US and South Africa. South African police arrested Kenyan workers, saying they broke immigration rules. But the US claims its diplomats were held too, causing a huge argument over how things went down. Now, both countries are angry, and it’s making other international problems even worse.

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