The “thousands” or White South African refugees can be in the United States by the end of summer as the large amounts of Afrikaners requests, an ethnic minority in the country, continue to pour, said the person who called daily.
An official of the United States Department of State said Friday’s departure that the Trump administration expects to enjoy many more than the small group of 59 Afrikaners that arrive In Washington, DC, last month.
“We are going to talk about the diseases of the arrivals, but hundreds and perhaps thousands,” said the official. Although they did not make an exact time frame, the official added that “we will begin to climb this massively” towards the “second half of the summer.”
Referring to an accumulation of more than 50,000 applications for the refugee status of Afrikaners, which frequently face political and racial violence in their country of origin, the official added that the number “continuous will increase”.
As the first group of some Afrikaners boxes was well received in the United States by the State Department on May 12, President Donald Trump damned The means of establishment to refuse to cover the “genocide” that takes place against white farmers in South Africa.“It is a genocide that is happening on which you do not want to write, but it is something terrible that is happening, and the farmers are being killed,” Trump told reporters in the White House. “It turns out that they are white, but if they are white or black, I don’t care.”
“But white farmers are being brutally killed, and their land is being confiscated in South Africa, and rookies and the media, television media, not only talk about it,” he continued. “If it were the other way around, they would talk about it. That would be the only story they would talk about.”
According to the State Department official, all Afrikaner who has been granted refugee status in the United States so far “has demonstrated a prosecution claim.”
“People have suffered attacks against their farms that were motivated racially,” they explained.
Despite the accusations of persecution against whites in his country, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been repeatedly insisted They are not victims, Breitbart News reported.
“They are going because they don’t want to embrace the changes they make in our country according to our Constitution,” Ramaphosa said shortly after the news explodes from the first group of refugees.
Speech To journalists, the president called “cowardly” refugees for “fleeing.”
Ramaphosa gets used to the measure of defend Violent political songs that call “kill the Boer” and “kill the farmer”, arguing that his country simply values ”freedom of expression.”