US EditionUS focuses on persecution claims as white South Africans seek resettlement
- U.S. officials are interviewing white South Africans about their experiences with land disputes and crime while considering refugee status, amidst deportations of others from different countries.
- More than 30 white South African applicants have been approved for refugee status, with positive feedback reported from interviews.
- The South African government criticized the U.S. focus on these claims, stating it overlooks the country's colonialism and apartheid history.
- Concerns about the claims of persecution were expressed by U.S. officials, who noted that claims of economic hardship typically do not warrant refugee status.
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