South African police are on high alert ahead of nationwide anti-migrant demonstrations planned for Tuesday. Multiple reports say police issue warnings that they will not tolerate intimidation or violence as protests are expected to take place across the country. The planned demonstrations are described as the culmination of weeks of earlier unrest and protests. Sources add that those previous demonstrations have displaced thousands of mainly African expatriates, prompting broader concern about the situation’s impact on migrants living in South Africa. Police messaging emphasizes preparedness for demonstrations and an intention to maintain public order during the planned events. The reports do not specify the organizers or legal status of the rallies, but they characterize the protests as part of an escalating sequence of actions over several weeks. Overall, the information presented indicates that authorities are preparing for a potentially volatile day of demonstrations, while the protests focus on anti-migrant sentiment and follow earlier episodes that have already affected large numbers of foreign nationals.