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South Africans in America are reacting with relief and glee over President Trump’s immigration executive order, which offers sanctuary to persecuted white farmers. This is exactly what real asylum looks like—people fleeing a government that’s gone completely off the rails.

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But Trump didn’t stop there. Along with signing the EO, he threw down the gauntlet against South Africa’s tyrannical, anti-white regime, vowing to cut off U.S. aid.

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TRUMPS SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA

“As long as South Africa continues to support bad actors on the world stage and allows violent attacks on innocent disfavored minority farmers, the United States will stop aid and assistance to the country,” the White House said in a summary of the order.

The White House said Trump is also going to announce a program to resettle white South African farmers and their families as refugees.

And South Africans in Florida are celebrating this move from President Trump.

CBS News:

As President Donald Trump moves to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelans and Haitians, he is opening the door for a different group – white South Africans, specifically Afrikaners.

The decision has sparked protests and rallies in South Africa, with some supporting Trump’s move and others condemning it. But for Rudolf Snyman and Carel De Beer, two South Africans who recently moved to Fort Lauderdale, the order represents a long-awaited opportunity for their community.

“It’s going to be a good move for the Afrikaans people in South Africa to get this opportunity because it’s getting more and more dangerous every day,” Snyman said.

Snyman and De Beer said they have seen firsthand the violence affecting farmers in South Africa, a key justification for Trump’s order.

“What Trump was explaining about the land grabs is only touching the surface of what’s happening,” Snyman said. “I was private security for farmers in South Africa, so I dealt firsthand with farm attacks. That’s when criminals come onto the land, kill the farmer and take that land for themselves.”

Many expect the US Embassy to be flooded with visa requests from fearful white farmers desperate for a lifeline. The CBS News piece goes on:

Many South Africans are eager to take advantage of Trump’s offer, with De Beer describing how farmers rushed to the U.S. embassy seeking visas.

“I think as soon as the American embassy opened their doors—or not even opened—South Africans, well, farmers, were rushing to the embassy to get residency or green cards to come to America,” he said.

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“If I do get the chance to go, it won’t be like a charity case,” Jager said. “I would take all my assets, I would sell them, go there, maybe start a life for myself because I don’t see myself starting a family here in South Africa.”

Trump’s executive order cites concerns over land seizures and South Africa’s stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict as reasons for limiting U.S. assistance to the country.

The South African government has denied that its land policies discriminate against white farmers, calling Trump’s claims misinformation.

The left claims there’s no land grab, no racism against whites. But videos like this tell a different story—one the propaganda media conveniently ignores.

In South Africa’s mainstream media, anti-white hatred is the norm.

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South Africa

The South African mainstream media and far left radicals will tell you that this is misinformation.

But it is not.

This is the South African Human Rights Commision, making it clear in no uncertain terms that it is justifiable to discriminate against white people.

“Kill the Boer” is quickly becoming the nation’s battle cry.

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Watch:

And let’s not forget the water rationing. Take a look:

Clearly, anti-white racism is a real issue—just ask the persecuted white farmers who are ready to jump at President Trump’s offer.

Watch:

We’ve been covering the South Africa story from all angles—including its decline as the first nation built on the left’s failed critical race theory.

Revolver:

But as South Africa’s CRT-driven economic policies break down, the country is likely to only get more radical. Much of South Africa has fully embraced the ideology of American critical race theory darling Ibram X. Kendi, which holds that if outcomes differ between two racial groups, the only possible cause is racism, and the only possible remedy is direct intervention to correct the “injustice.” The disastrous example of Zimbabwe barely matters.

As South African society frays apart, the always-dangerous country is returning to the levels of violence seen at the end of apartheid, when onlookers feared full-blown genocide was imminent. It’s not from lack of police. South Africa has one police officer for every four hundred people, a substantially higher figure than the United States. But the police are borderline useless at actually protecting the nation’s law-abiding citizens, who are forced to rely on private security or their own devices in order to keep themselves safe.

From the late 90s onwards, in the name of hitting diversity quotas, South Africa’s police adopted a “fast-track” promotion strategy while also gutting training requirements for new recruits. Senior police leadership became political appointees selected for loyalty rather than competence. The end result is a shoddy police force that kills people with hammers for violating COVID-19 lockdowns but abandons the population in the face of lethal riots.

Despite being the most consistently violent country on Earth, South Africa is unwilling to use real force to stand up for civilization. The death penalty was abolished in 1995 and hasn’t been in use since 1990.

But just like how American elites are increasingly obsessed with century-old riots while ignoring the anarchy they unleashed in 2020, in South Africa rising crime rates have been coupled with a growing obsession with the ever-more-distant legacy of apartheid. Just days before the riots began, South African law enforcment announced a new effort to investigate and prosecute decades-old crimes during the apartheid era.

You can read the entire piece below:

South Africat—he First Country Built on ‘Critical Race Theory’—Officially Implodes

CRT has destroyed South Africa, and the persecution of white farmers is very real, no matter how desperately the mainstream media tries to ignore it. The same outlets that sound the alarm over human rights abuses elsewhere are dead silent when the victims don’t fit their narrative. But with this executive order, President Trump is making it clear—America will not turn a blind eye to governments that target their own people, whether through war, corruption, or racial hatred.

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While the media looks the other way, this move sends a message: persecution is persecution, no matter who the victims are. South Africans, both at home and abroad, appreciate that.

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