The Trump administration is set to relocate a small number of white South Africans as refugees, claiming persecution by a Black-led government. South Africa disputes these allegations, citing economic privilege among Afrikaners.
The Trump administration is set to bring the first group of white South African refugees to the US, marking a controversial shift in immigration policy that prioritizes this group over others in need.
In a historic move, the U.S. government has granted refugee status to 54 Afrikaners from South Africa, allowing them to resettle after claims of racial discrimination. Their arrival is set for May 12 amid much controversy and political discourse.
Tensions rise as Marco Rubio reacts to South Africa's ambassador Rasool's speech criticizing Trump for mobilizing white supremacy. Explore the implications for U.S.-South Africa relations and Trump's controversial policies.
