South Africa says it has sent 2,745 undocumented immigrants back to their home countries over the course of one week. Multiple outlets report that the move follows recurring episodes of anti-immigrant unrest in the country, including violence in recent weeks. The reports link the unrest to South Africa’s high unemployment rate, which is described as above 30%, and to wider public frustration. According to the accounts, mobs have targeted foreign nationals who lack legal documentation, ordering them to leave. One report says the mobs set a deadline of June 30 for undocumented migrants to depart, highlighting the pressure and risk faced by people without papers. The outlets do not provide additional details about the nationalities of those removed, the specific locations involved, or the legal procedures used in the removals. Overall, the reported figure and the context of ongoing unrest are consistent across the sources, with unemployment cited as a key underlying factor behind the tensions that lead to attacks and forced departures.