The first group flies to us

The first group of 49 South Africa whitening gives a refugee position by President Donald Trump’s administration on their way to the United States.

On Sunday, they boarded a trip from Johannesburg, which is scheduled to reach a land in Washington, DC, later on Monday.

This comes after a weekend of speculation about when the Africans will leave for America, amid criticism from the South African government, which described the US resettlement plan as “political motives”.

The relations between South Africa and the United States were tense for months, after an executive order in February in which President Trump stated that the Apricans were victims of “racial discrimination”.

The United States criticized the local South Africa policy, accusing the government of grabbing the white farmers without any compensation – something that the southern African nation says it did not happen.

Trump’s best adviser, Elon Musk, who was born in South Africa, had previously said that there was a “genocide for white people” in South Africa and accused the government of passing “racist property laws”.

Geniery reports of white people A prison was widely distorted.

In a statement on Friday, the Foreign Ministry in South Africa said that accusations that the government was distinguished against the country’s white minority “unfounded” and that the plan to resettle the United States was an attempt to undermine the “constitutional democracy” in the country.

The statement added that the country worked “tirelessly” to stop discrimination, given its history of racial persecution in light of the apartheid.

Bilateral tensions have been strained for some time as President Trump has instructed him to formulate plans to resettle the Africans in the United States.

In March, The Ambassador of South Africa in the United States, I Ibrahim Rasul, has been expelled, After President Trump was accused of using the “white victim as a dog whistle”, which accused the United States of Mr. Rasol “race”.

The current group of refugees includes 49 people, who are expected to land in Washington, DC, later on Monday, before continuing in Texas.

President Trump’s openness comes to accept African refugees, as the United States has been involved in a broader campaign to immigrants and asylum seekers from other countries.