Home Affairs
One of the most corrupt departments in current SA, it will be totally overhauled by an SABP-led government. A false identity document will for the most part become a thing of the past. Document make-up, production and data base integrity will be ensured by means of various checking mechanisms.
   All staff will be reviewed, reinterviewed, assessed, scrutinized and observed by among other means CCTV. Those found guilty on the balance of probability of bribery / corruption will be summarily dismissed and blacklisted for work in the public sector.
   Illegal immigration will not be tolerated in SA. With approximately 1000 Zimbabweans crossing the Zimbabwe/SA border into SA daily, fleeing terror and persecution at home, the socio-economic problems resulting from this are enormous. Illegal entry must be stopped and border patrols and security must be introduced and expanded until it does. 24-hour border security may involve the use of a special army unit for this purpose.
   There are currently about 3.5 million illegal immigrants in SA. They come from around the world, but most come from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Asia and Europe.
   Mass police and military screening surveys will be undertaken on a comprehensive and systematic basis countrywide to ensure that all illegal immigrants are identified and deported / repatriated. It costs about R29.00 by train to deport an illegal immigrant back to Zimbabwe; this does not include security and accommodation expenses, etc.
   According to international and SA law, SA is compelled to allow certain classes of refugee into the country. The applicable legislation, regulations and enforcement must be reviewed and amended where necessary to ensure that SA is not being taken advantage of under the present circumstances of major influxes of asylum-seekers into the country. A limit must be placed on such and must be maintained, otherwise we can all say goodbye to our fair country. We cannot simply allow the rest of Africa to move into our country in the name of humanity, and once all that has taken place, there be nothing left for any of us - no food, no work, only crime and socio-economic disaster. You think it cannot happen? Look at Zimbabwe and learn.
   SA must advertise and secure desirable immigrants with needed skills; this should be done on a points system, affording higher qualifying points for those with more desired skills.
   (See "Foreign Affairs" for more.)