First group of white South Africans arrive in US after Trump grants refugee status
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The arrival of the first group of white South Africans granted refugee status by the Trump administration sparked significant controversy. The US government recognized Afrikaners as victims of persecution, stirring debates regarding the prioritization of their refugee status over others, such as Afghans facing deportation. A US official at Dulles airport emphasized the importance of welcoming these refugees and denounced the racial persecution in South Africa, while also noting the ease of their assimilation into American society. This controversial move follows Trump’s executive order amid a backdrop of broader refugee program changes.
It is such an honour for us to receive you here today it makes me so happy to see you with our flag in your hands.
We're sending a clear message that the United States really rejects the egregious persecution of people on the basis of race in South Africa.
One consideration for resettling Afrikaners not Afghans was that they could be easily assimilated into our country.
It's a genocide that's taking place.
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