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Afrikaners Granted Refugee Status Arrive in US

Afrikaners Granted Refugee Status Arrive in US

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Forty-nine Afrikaners, descendants of Dutch colonists in South Africa, arrived in the US on Monday after being granted refugee status under a Trump-era executive order. The move, funded by the US government, has been met with criticism from the South African government and many South Africans who see it as undermining their sovereignty and based on false claims of persecution. The Afrikaners will be resettled across several US states and are expected to find work quickly, potentially in entry-level positions. The expedited process has raised concerns about potential immigration fraud, given the usual lengthy application times.

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