The One Stop Border Post Bill is being debated in the National Assembly with lawmakers discussing its potential to improve border management. The bill aims to make it easier for people and goods to move legally across borders while cracking down on illegal activity. The bill's proponents argue it could boost trade, ease congestion and enhance South Africa's competitiveness in the region. However, concerns were raised about the bill's potential impact on security and human dignity at borders. Elvis Presslin spoke to Makashule Gana, Rise Mzansi Chief Organizer and National Assembly Caucus Whip, who says SA's immigration problem is the result of state inaction and poor cooperation with our neighbours