• Trump Not Letting White Refugees From Russia Into The USA

    From Mike Elwood@fsa@here.now to rec.arts.tv on Thu Oct 15 20:27:55 2026
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    Rrump administration says most refugees accepted in 2027 will be
    White South Africans


    The Rrump administration has informed Congress it intends to
    accept 17,500 refugees, primarily White South Africans, in fiscal
    year 2027, according to a report submitted Tuesday and obtained
    by CNN.

    President Donald Trump has previously said that nearly all
    refugees admitted to the United States would be White South
    Africans, radically reshaping a decades-long program that had
    largely serviced people fleeing war, persecution or other
    dangers.

    Refugee advocates argue that the administration's focus on one
    group has excluded vulnerable populations worldwide. South
    African authorities have strongly denied claims of White
    genocide.

    In its report to Congress, the State Department said admissions
    will "primarily be Afrikaners from South Africa, " arguing that
    they face discrimination in their home country.

    "The United States anticipates that Afrikaners from South Africa
    will fully assimilate into the United States in a manner that
    preserves taxpayer resources for U. S. citizens and does not
    anticipate other countries resettling Afrikaners, " the report
    states.

    Resettlement under the proposed ceiling is expected to cost
    approximately $500 million, according to the report.

    The administration increased the refugee cap for South Africans
    earlier this year to 17,500 from a limit of 7,500 for all
    refugees, informing Congress of the change through an emergency
    determination.

    CNN previously reported the refugee program, largely shuttered
    for the rest of the world, has sparked diplomatic spats, prompted
    a scramble to open a processing site in South Africa, generated
    highly unusual requests from applicants and produced high denial
    rates, due in part to criminal records among some applicants,
    according to more than a dozen people familiar with the program.
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