South Africa’s police say they have arrested more than 900 people during nationwide anti-migrant protests on Tuesday. Multiple outlets report that police and security forces were deployed across the country in response to demonstrations that were organized around a deadline announced by vigilante groups, calling for migrants viewed as being in the country illegally to leave or face consequences. NBC News characterizes the protests as mostly peaceful, but notes that some incidents turned violent and included looting. Breitbart also reports the nationwide scale of the unrest and highlights the large security deployment. Both accounts align on the arrest figure and the timing of the protests, while also indicating that violence and disorder occurred in at least some locations. The reports do not provide further details on the specific charges, the nationalities or immigration status of those arrested, or the number of injuries, beyond describing the overall level of disorder and police action.