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Episcopal Church says it won't help resettle white South Africans granted refugee status in US

  • On Monday, the Episcopal Church declared it would decline a federal order requiring assistance in relocating white South African refugees to the United States.
  • This decision follows President Donald Trump's fast-tracking of refugee status for Afrikaners, which bypassed thousands of other refugees undergoing lengthy vetting processes.
  • Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe conveyed his distress over the unequal treatment of a particular refugee group, emphasizing the church’s long-standing relationship with the Anglican Church in Southern Africa and its dedication to racial justice.
  • Rowe expressed distress over the fact that a single group of refugees, chosen through an unusual process, has been given priority while numerous others have endured long periods in refugee camps or hazardous situations.
  • As a result, Episcopal Migration Ministries will end its nearly four-decade partnership with the federal government that has resettled about 110,000 refugees, while other organizations remain open to assisting the Afrikaners.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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