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U.S. Welcomes White South African Refugees Amid Controversy

White South African refugees arrive in the U.S. as the Trump administration cites allegations of racial discrimination in South Africa.

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Following President Trump's claims of persecution against white South African farmers, the U.S. has granted refuge to members of the Afrikaner minority. The South African government strongly denies claims of genocide and racial discrimination, asserting that these allegations lack evidence. Critics argue the resettlement program reflects a racially biased approach, contrasting sharply with the administration's restrictive immigration policies regarding refugees from other nations. Domestic and international reactions continue to highlight tensions surrounding the issue of race and immigration.

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