White South Africans gave us refugee status by Trump vacation for us

A charter plane financed in the USA with dozens of white South Africans who claim to be the victim of discrimination in her home country left Johannesburg on Sunday to the USA, where the Trump government welcomes her as refugees.

The departure of the white South Africans, whose jobs were refused to work and were attacked by violence due to their breed, was a remarkable development in the redefinition of US foreign policy by President Trump.

Mr. Trump has practically stopped all refugee shots for people who flee from famine and war from places such as Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. But he has created an accelerated path into the country for Africans, a white ethnic minority that created and led the brutal apartheid regime in South Africa.

The refugee process often takes years. But only three months from that time at which Mr. Trump signed an executive order for refugee status for Africans for the first cohort.

Families who check in or the Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg for the flight on Sunday evening caught up with the reporters and said that the US message had instructed them not to speak to the news media. The parents with children in tow pushed the trolleys up with luggage and spoke softly among themselves.