A private chartered plane left the United States on a private chartered plane, a private chartered plane, after a private Trump administration granted refugee status after a private chartered plane was granted by the Trump administration.
South African Transportation Department spokesman Collen Missibi said the organization, including families and children, will arrive at Dulles International Airport outside Washington, D.C. on Monday morning.
They were the first African Dutch, a predominantly Dutch and French descent whose ancestors settled in South Africa in the 17th century and will move to the United States after President Trump issued an executive order on February 7, accusing the black black government of racial discrimination against the group and announcing a plan.
“The Republic of South Africa (South Africa) recently enacted Chapter 13 (Bill) of 2024 to enable the South African government to seize the South African government without compensation, and to enable the South African government to seize the South African government without compensation, without compensation, in a shocking ignoring its civil rights.”
The South African government strongly denied that the Dutch were discriminated against, saying the Trump administration’s claims were “completely wrong”, adding that it portrayed an unrepresentative situation in the country.
When asked about the upcoming Africa group, the United States chose to welcome as refugees when the country is also enforcing mass deportations of foreign nationals, many of whom have legal status in the country, Trump said it was because “they were killed and we don’t want to see people killed.”
Trump added that he will meet with South African leaders next week to discuss the issue further.
“The leaders of South Africa will come to see me, and I know that sometime next week we should have a meeting like a community meeting there. But we are having a meeting and I don't know what we should do unless this is a situation taken care of.”
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It's a genocide guy, what you people don't want to write about is a terrible thing, and the farmers are being killed, they happen to be white, but they have no effect on me, but the white farmers are being brutally killed, their land is being seized in South Africa, in South Africa, the media and the media will not talk about this, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is talking about it, this is it, this is it. They are just talking about stories,” he continued.
The president did not elaborate on the claim, nor did he provide any evidence of genocide against the group.
He continued: “I don't care who they are, I don't care about their race, their color, I don't care about their height, weight, I don't care about anything, I just know what's going on is awful.”
The president concluded: “I have people living in South Africa and they say it’s a horrible situation, so we essentially extend citizenship to these people to escape this violence and come here.”
New South Africans are waiting to hear a welcome statement from U.S. government officials in a hangar at Atlantic Airlines Dulles near Washington Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia, on May 12, 2025.
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According to South African authorities, the Afrikaans are one of the “most economically privileged” people in the United States.
About 2.7 million Afrikaans of South Africa's 62 million population, with more than 80% of black. So, despite being a minority, many in South Africa are confused by the persecution of white Afrikaans and meeting the demands of refugees, given that their racial history is somewhat harmful.
The first group of Afrikaners arriving in resettlement from South Africa listened to the speeches of U.S. Secretary of State Christopher Landau and U.S. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Troy Edgar (both outside the framework), who arrived at Washington Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia, on May 12, 2025.
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There are many successful Afrikaner business leaders, some holding positions in the government as Cabinet Minister, whose language is Afrikaner, including non-afrikaners, and is recognized as the official language.
Nevertheless, Trump and his South African-born colleague Elon Musk accused the government of implementing racist anti-white laws and economic policies that disproportionately affect Dutch farmers in rural areas.
The claims are based on the small number of violent farm attacks and robberies of whites in rural communities, but the United States claims that the attacks were racially motivated, and the South African government is “coming on” them by allowing the circulation of speech against whites without providing adequate protection for white Africans.
The government said the claims were false, condemning the farm's attacks and said their reasons were purposefully forged.
Violent attacks on South African farm owners have been a problem for years, but the situation accounts for a small percentage of the country's extremely high violent crime rate, which affects all races. South Africa has no white targets and no persecution, and farm attacks are part of its battle against violent crime, the government said.
– Documents with the Associated Press
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