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5/30/202623 min
One of President Trump’s first major actions after returning to office was offering refuge to white South Africans who faced property seizures and racial violence at home. The decision sparked a political firestorm, but months later, many Afrikaners say their promised path to America has stalled.
Daily Wire immigration reporter Jennie Taer joins Tim Rice to discuss her investigation into the refugee program, the nonprofit at the center of the controversy, and why some refugees have been left in limbo.
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Tim Rice1:10
The Afrikaners, as they're called, are an ethnic minority in South Africa. Last year, reports began surfacing that Black South Africans were terrorizing Afrikaner farmers, driving them from their land, setting fire to their property, even killing them and leaving their mangled bodies in mass graves. For the first few months of the second Trump administration,