Trump threatens to skip G20 summit in SA, citing 'land confiscation and genocide'
- President Donald Trump has threatened to skip the G20 summit in South Africa due to claims of 'land confiscation and genocide' against white farmers, stating, 'they are taking the land of white farmers, and then killing them and their families'.
- The U.S. State Department is taking steps to assist Afrikaners seeking refuge in the U.S., acknowledging increased interest from South Africans in resettlement.
- Orania CEO Joost Strydom stated that Afrikaners seek autonomy rather than refugee status in the U.S., citing Trump's recognition of their plight.
- South Africa's government denies Trump's claims, emphasizing constitutional protections for all individuals in the country.
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Trump debates skipping G-20 over concerns regarding South Africa
President Donald Trump has publicly expressed his reservations about participating in the upcoming G-20 summit in South Africa, citing controversial domestic policies and violence. According to the New York Post, the core of President Trump's objection lies with the Expropriation Act and reported incidents targeting white farmers. Trump has criticized the new South African Expropriation Act passed in 2024, which permits the government to seize l…
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WWBLTrump admin makes new move to bring South African refugees to US as president blasts nation’s rulers again
FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. and South African groups have started to take action to “improve” the lives of Afrikaners, descendants of white, mostly Dutch settlers, after President Donald Trump said they could settle in the U.S. as refugees. On Friday, President Trump lashed out again against the South African government for its treatment of farmers, many, but not all of whom, are Afrikaners, positing on his Truth Social media platform via X, “they a…
Trump admin makes new move to bring South African refugees to US as president blasts nation's rulers again
FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. and South African groups have started to take action to "improve" the lives of Afrikaners, descendants of white, mostly Dutch settlers, after President Donald Trump said they could settle in the U.S. as refugees. On Friday, President Trump lashed out again against the South…
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