White South African “Refugees” Spark Debate Over U.S. Immigration Priorities
A group of around 20 white South Africans, citing racial persecution, will soon be resettled in the U.S. under a Trump-era policy. While they claim threats to their safety in South Africa, critics argue the “white genocide” narrative is unsubstantiated. This move contrasts starkly with the broader reduction in U.S. refugee admissions.
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- • Stephen Miller: Former White House advisor known for championing restrictive immigration measures, yet also backing this program for white South Africans
- • Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR): A U.S. agency coordinating assistance to refugees upon arrival, providing housing, job placement, and integration services
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