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White South Africans leave for US under Trump refugee plan

IndiaTimes Monday, 12 May 2025
Under a US program initiated by Donald Trump, the first white South Africans, or Afrikaners, have departed for resettlement in the United States. This follows claims of persecution against white South Africans, despite their continued privilege and wealth disparity compared to Black South Africans.
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