Tens of thousands of protesters marched in anti-migration demonstrations June 30 across South Africa, following an informal deadline set by anti-immigration groups for employers to terminate the employment of undocumented foreign nationals by that date, RFI reported July 1. While the demonstrations were largely peaceful, some homes and businesses believed to house undocumented migrants were targeted, resulting in one reported death. Isolated unrest in cities, including Durban and Johannesburg, meanwhile, led to more than 900 arrests for offenses including public violence, looting and immigration-related violations.