Some Africans say that Trump is suffering from a lie about “white genocide” in South Africa: “This does not happen.”

The acceptance of refugees to the United States has stopped everything – with the exception of one group, or a “small sub -group”, as Foreign Minister Marco Rubio contacted them on Tuesday: African. They are members of the white ethnic minority that day led the apartheid regime in South Africa, which ended in 1994 with the election of Nelson Mandela as president.

The Trump administration has already welcomed The first group to Applicants AFRIKANERWho obtained an urgent refugee position after they claimed that they were victims of violence and discrimination in South Africa.

The other Africans are eager, keen to take advantage of a special transaction from the Trump administration to gain a protected case and its right to live and work in the United States

These people who hope to exchange information about this process meet, including Dolf Grobler, who already applied. CBS News told him that he has $ 2.5 million to help make America great again.

“I am concerned that the genocide, which is currently focusing on white farmers, will spread,” he said. the Claiming white collective annihilation He is one of the advisers of President Trump Elon Musk, whose family supported.

Musk joined Mr. Trump at the White House on Wednesday as an American leader South African President Cyril Ramavusa hosted For an official visit. The AFRIKANER refugee program was the subject of discussion, along with trade and other matters. At the Oval Office meeting, Ramavusa pushed back against Mr. Trump’s repeated allegations of targeting eggs.

“These people are executed in many cases, are executed, are executed, and they are white, and most of them are farmers,” said Mr. Trump.

Ramavusa said: “The people who are unfortunately killed, through criminal activity, are not only eggs. The majority of them are black,” Ramavusa said.

According to the South African police, in the last three months of 2024, 12 people were killed on farms there; One of them was a white farmer, while others were black workers or security workers. When asked whether he believed that life for him and his family was better under the system of apartheid-a system of public racist minority that prohibited equal rights in the black population of South Africa-Grobler did not hesitate.

“Yes”, he told CBS News. “I can’t say in my heart that we are better now.” Although he waived the apartheid was a mistake.

White genocide claims are often distributed by right -wing groups, but the view is not widely kept within the Afrikaner community.

Affrikaner Piet Croucamp, an academic at North West University in South Africa, says the claims are simply incorrect.

“There is no sign of this, it was not, in fact, the eggs are the strongest economic group” in South Africa, “CBS News told CBS News. “64 % of all management halls in South Africa are still white. The average egg South Africa is largely higher than South Africa … They have better schools, they have better education, special health care. This is the land of milk and honey if you are white.”

Croucamp is suspected of the South African government A strong position against Israel’s actions in GazaAnd Relations with ChinaHe could have played a role in Mr. Trump’s decision to adopt the controversial pardon program for Avrkane, but he believed that there is more.

“In South Africa, right -wing groups, the so -called civil society groups, we know that they have access to the Trump administration because they claim this. Over the past few days, they have, several times, they said that they would speak to the American government, as if they were able to reach them. And if I listened to what Trump said, this is completely compatible with the genetic narration that they sell and market them.” “So, I am afraid to believe them when they say they have direct access to the Trump administration, and we see what Trump is doing.”

Grilled about the refugee program on Tuesday in Capitol Hill, in a heinous exchange with Democratic Senator Tim Kane from Virginia, and Foreign Secretary Rubio insisted that US foreign policy “does not require our hand, and it involves giving priority to the interests of the United States … and the United States has the right to choose and choose those who allow the United States.”

South Africa whitening only about 7 % of the country’s population, but they still have more than half of all its agricultural lands. Although the country has amazingly high crime rate, racist motives are not generally a factor, according to African livestock farms Nick Servontein.

He admitted that violent attacks on farmers occur, especially in agricultural lands near large cities, where large groups of poor population are often, but he said in general, “I feel safe. I sleep with my doors open here on the farm.”

There were also allegations that white farmers were victims of land confiscation, as the government seized the farmer without compensation. In January, Ramavusa I signed the law Trainers to drain the unused lands mostly for public use, whose government said is necessary to address the consequences of contracts from the apartheid. While the law provides for fair compensation in most cases, it also allows yellow without compensation under limited circumstances. Any measures can be challenged in court.

Mr. Trump has argued that he is not fairly targeting white landowners, although the law does not mention the race of anyone who could be affected by the legislation.

More importantly, there was no single case of confiscation without documented compensation in 31 years since the end of the apartheid.

Serfontein argues that the problem is not a deliberate effort by the government to seize the egg -owned lands without compensation, but rather “because of a functionally dysfunctional government. The model is wrong.”

He said that for decades, the land was handed over to a number of blacks with compensation to the former owners under fixed rules, but without any support for the new owners. Therefore, nearly a decade ago, Serfonein helped launch a project aimed at training new black farmers to work on the ground.

So far, he says he personally helped train more than 700 black farmers – the next generation of agricultural workers in the country.

“I am very positive, as well as young people, young farmers, they are positive,” he said.

As for the white genocide, he agreed with Croucamp, saying frankly: “This does not happen.”

Servintein said he did not know the history of the Africans who already left for the United States, and he did not doubt that “they may have some miserable experiences in South Africa about a number of things. But let me tell you that if I went to Nambo last week, the white farm is the old farm, which a farm, has never been unprecedented.

Serfontein says they want to grow in a country, as most people understand that the Earth must be shared by both black and white.