💨 Abstract
Donald Trump’s administration has set a record-low refugee intake of 7,500 for 2026, prioritizing white South African Afrikaners, sparking backlash. Critics argue the move is politically motivated, while the South African government denies claims of racial persecution. The decision follows a temporary suspension of refugee admissions earlier this year. Democratic lawmakers and human rights advocates condemn the policy as rushed and potentially illegal.
Courtesy: Nick Pawson
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