The US President’s Executive Order provides resettlement for Africans ‘who suffer from unfair racial discrimination’.
Refugees who escaped from persecution can be expected to be expected to be a US President Donald Trump’s offer to re -home South Africans, as the right -wing white lobby group is a black majority on domestic land Want to “deal with the injustice” of the rule of the rule.
Trump signed an executive order to reduce US aid to South Africa on Friday, citing a confiscation act, which was signed by President Serial Ramfosa last month, aimed at South Africa’s White Famil The history of supremacy is to resolve the inequality of land.
Trump’s ruling provided the US in South Africa for re -resettlement as refugees “in South Africa who are unfair racial discrimination.
Afrikin is mostly a white child of the early Dutch and French settlers, who owns most of the country’s fields.
“If you have no problem here, why would you like to go?” Asked 78 -year -old pensioner, Naeel Van Der Murray in Batasig near Cape Town.
“There’s really no bad [people] While occupying our land, people are running as usual and you know, what are you going to do there? “
The Ramphosa-signed act tries to resolve the disparity of ethnic land ownership-which has left three-quarters of private-owned land in South Africa by a white minority-the state occupies land in the public interest Easy to do.
Ramfosa has defended this policy.
Statistics agency data shows that white people represent 7.2 % of South Africa’s 63 million population. The figures do not break how many Afransers are.
Before South Africa’s independence, its British colonial rulers handed over most of the fields to whites. In 1950, the colorful era national party seized 85 % of the land, forcing 3 million black people from homes.
The African National Congress (ANC), the largest party in the ruling coalition, says Trump is promoting misunderstandings in an African -led group, an African -led group.
The group, which lobbied the former Trump administration for its purpose, said it was not raising the offer.
“Migration only provides an opportunity for Africans who are willing to take the risk of sacrificing their children’s cultural identity as Africans as an African. It costs a lot,” Kali Kriel, CEO of Afrum He said on Saturday.
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In addition, solidarity movement – which includes the Afforam and Solidarity Trade Union, said it represents about 600,000 African families and two million people.
“We may not agree with the ANC, but we love our country. As there are people in any community, there are people who want to migrate, but as a refugee, as a refugee for us. There is no solution.
Representatives of Orion, who are only printed in the heart of the country, also rejected Trump’s offer.
“African refugees do not want to be a refugee.” And he said, “We love and are committed to our homeland.”
South Africa’s land policies have never been forced to confiscate white -owned land since the collapse of color.
Nevertheless, some said he praised Trump’s offer.
“I think Donald Trump has a very good gesture to offer asylum there,” said 57 -year -old Warner Van Nikrak in Botheg, without saying whether he would move to the United States.
Others saw the funny aspect.
“Some questions: Do you have any test to determine your African ship? Should you have a membership of Afrum? … Will Elon help the other side of some start -up? Truck) “, Author Peter Du Tut wrote on X, and citing the billionaires born in South Africa and Trump’s partner Elon Musk, who on Ramphosa’s government” openly racism laws. Is accused of. “
