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54 Undocumented Foreign Nationals Arrested At Plettenberg Bay Construction Site As Four Employers Are Arrested For Allegedly Hiring Them A multi-agency law enforcement operation in Plettenberg Bay has resulted in the arrest of 54 undocumented foreign nationals and four employers accused of employing people illegally. The operation also led to the closure of a construction site at Jetty Retirement Estate for allegedly operating without the required construction work permit. According to Home Affairs acting office manager in George, Mmeli Coko, 34 foreign nationals were apprehended at the construction site on 14 October. Three were released after their permits were confirmed valid, while 31 were detained for allegedly being in the country illegally and not authorised to work. Home Affairs later confirmed that 20 remained in custody awaiting deportation proceedings. The Department of Employment and Labour confirmed that the wider operation resulted in 54 undocumented foreign nationals being arrested and four employers being incarcerated for alleged contraventions of the Immigration Act 13 of 2002. The employers were expected to appear in court on Thursday, 29 October. Inspectors also uncovered alleged labour violations, including non-payment of minimum wages and failure to register workers for UIF. The operation involved Home Affairs, the Border Management Authority, SAPS, Bitou Law Enforcement and Bitou Traffic, following community complaints about undocumented foreign nationals and employment practices. The construction site was ordered to cease operations, with enforcement notices issued to contractors and the client. The operation followed a 30 September community march organised by the Bitou Man Shield Voluntary Forum and other structures.