South Africa criticizes a plan to accept the egg Africans as refugees

South Africa has criticized the United States with the emergence of reports indicating that Washington may receive the eggs as refugees early next week.

A document witnessed by the American PBS partner CBS explains the possible resettlement as a “priority” of President Donald Trump’s government, but the timing has not been publicly confirmed by the White House.

In a statement published on FridayThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the alleged step as “political motives” and designed to undermine “constitutional democracy” of South Africa.

In February, Trump Africans described the victims of “racial discrimination” in an executive matter, and opened the possibility of resettlement in the United States.

The South African authorities said that they would not prevent the departure of those who were chosen for resettlement, but said they had sought assurances from the United States that those chosen had been fully examined and had no criminal charges.

South African statement added that the allegations of discrimination against the country’s white minority in the country are unfounded, and that crime statistics did not indicate that any racist group had been targeted in violent crimes on farms.

Some groups representing the rights of white farmers said that they are deliberately killed because of their race.

A US State Department spokesman told the BBC that they were conducting an interview with individuals interested in resettlement of the United States and giving priority “African people in South Africa who are victims of non -fair racial discrimination”, but they will not confirm when to resettle.

The Trump administration also accused South Africa of seizing lands of white farmers without compensation, which Pretoria has been repeatedly denied.

US officials planned a press event on Monday at Dallas Airport in Virginia to welcome the group, the documents that CBS Show watched.