Durban’s Virtual Priority Court grants 80 deportation orders as part of a government initiative to speed up the processing of undocumented migrants, according to IOL. The orders are issued through the court’s virtual priority system, which is designed to expedite case handling compared with conventional procedures. The initiative is presented as part of a broader immigration crackdown aimed at dealing with people without the required status. While the report focuses on the number of orders granted and the purpose of accelerating deportation case processing, it does not provide details in the available summary on the identities of those affected, specific legal grounds cited in the orders, or whether any appeals or interim relief are involved. The information also does not specify the timeframe over which the 80 orders were issued or how the court’s virtual hearings are conducted. Overall, the reporting indicates that the court plays a central role in implementing the government’s immigration enforcement measures by issuing deportation orders more quickly through its virtual priority process.