Granting South Africa whitening a refugee status through Trump’s vacation to us

A rented plane funded by the United States, carrying dozens of South Africa, left white whites who were allegedly victims of discrimination in their homeland, their homeland, Johannesburg, on Sunday, heading to the United States, where it welcomes the Trump administration as refugees.

The whitening departure of South Africa, who say they were rejected from their jobs and were targeted by violence because of their race, was a noticeable development in redefining President Trump to US foreign policy.

Mr. Trump has stopped all acceptance of refugees for people who flee starvation and war from places such as Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. But he created a quick way for the country to Avrkanes, a white ethnic minority that created and led the brutal apartheid regime in South Africa.

The refugee process often takes years. But only three months have passed since Mr. Trump has signed an executive thing that creates the refugee status of Afrikanis to the first group that makes its way to America.

Families lined up to register access to the flight on Sunday evening at Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg asked questions from the reporters, saying that the American embassy ordered them not to speak with the media. Parents, with children in clouds, pushed vehicles that accumulated with luggage, and spoke quietly among them.

One of the travelers broke a smile for a short time when asked whether he was missing the rugby game, a favorite sport for Avrkanz and Biltong, a famous snack that resembles street meat. But the police are sometimes reprimanded by journalists, saying they do not want them to return African.

In all, 49 Africans were traveling in the trip, according to a spokesman for the South African Airport Authority.

While the administration officials are planning to celebrate the Afrikan, upon their arrival on Monday morning in Washington, relief groups, immigrant rights activists, the South African government and the refugee initiative criticized, saying that it was mocking the system that was put in place to help the most at risk.

Even some prominent activists in African, South Africa said they preferred whether Mr. Trump has provided them with support for a better life at home.

AFRIKANER Refugees seems to have deepened tensions in a tense relationship between South Africa and the United States.

While Mr. Trump has the equal efforts made by the South African government to retract the ethnic inequality established by the racist separation of anti -egg distinction, South African officials have given the refugee status to Africans as a political motivation attempt to discredit the country. The Trump administration has criticized the South African government for a close relationship with Iran and its strong position against Israel, including bringing The issue of genocide in the International Court of Justice On the war in Gaza.

But for many African people, the descendants of the European colonists who arrived in the country about four centuries, exceeded this moment.

“No white person remains in his right mind in this country,” said Jaco van der Meroy, 52, who lived in Johannesburg, adding that he and his wife were victims of violent attacks. “I think South Africa has ended.”

Mr. Van der Meroy said he had contacted the US embassy in South Africa to ask about a request for a refugee status, but he has not yet received a response.

In March, the Foreign Ministry said it had received inquiries from more than 8,000 people. It is not clear when the government will recognize more.

A lot of discontent among Africans focuses on their experiences in rural societies and tensions on land ownership, which has been without a solution since the end of the apartheid for more than 30 years.

Many Africans farm to earn a living. During the apartheid, the government of South Africa was deprived of the right to possess major agricultural lands. This means that all commercial farmers on a large scale in the country were eggs, and that remains to this day.

Although South Africa whitening only 7 percent of the population, they own agricultural lands covering about half of the country. This indicates a wider gap in prosperity, as South Africa has eggs much more than employment rates, low poverty rates and more profitable wages than their black counterparts.

The government’s efforts to redistribute lands have fallen largely after a variety of factors, including corruption, a lack of financial support for black farmers and the inability to obtain enough white South Africa to voluntarily sell their lands.

This year, the President of South Africa, Cyril Ramavusa, signed a law that gives the government the ability to take private property without paying compensation. Although legal experts say that unaccounted seizures are subject to strict judicial review and are likely to be rare, the leaders of the Africanner community have expressed their concerns that white farmers will take their lands from them.

Although there are no seizures, Mr. Trump He said, inaccurately, on social media In February, the South African government was the confiscation of the land.

Zimasa Matuan contributed to the reports of Johannesburg, and Zolan Kanno-Yungs and Hamed Alilaziz From Washington.