Thousands of people march in multiple South African cities to demand the departure of undocumented foreign nationals, according to reports from different outlets. The demonstrations follow a weeks-long campaign that organizers frame as a push to remove “illegal migrants” from communities. Media accounts say the campaign has already prompted thousands of undocumented foreign nationals to flee, as residents and protesters increase pressure on perceived non-citizens. The protests are reported to have been held on Tuesday, with participants calling for enforcement actions and removal of people without legal documentation. One report also states that the campaign has claimed four lives. While the articles describe the scale and stated demands of the marches, they provide limited detail on specific policy measures being demanded or on responses from South African authorities. The reports consistently portray the events as coordinated, widespread action across cities rather than isolated local unrest, and they link the demonstrations to the recent movement of people leaving affected areas.