As is known, US President Donald Trump faces a very rigid migration policy. He describes the inflow of migrants on the southern border as an “invasion” and has declared a national emergency situation. The head of state even regards the deportation of American citizens when they have committed particularly violent crimes. A group of “refugees” is tried by Trump.
On Monday, the first group of white farmers from South Africa, to whom Washington had granted refugee status, landed in the United States. Trump’s government promises about 50 children, women and men rapidly naturalization. Shortly before her arrival, Trump spoke about a “genocide” of white farmers in South Africa. He accused the media of hiding violence.
Experts are contradictory with Trump
Experts contradict the presentation of Trump, with which he takes over a conspiracy theory that spreads in right -wing extremist circles of the alleged “white genocide”. There are violent crime in South Africa that also affects farmers – but in all population groups. According to the South African media scientist Nicky Falkof, the myth specifically deeply incorporates deep fears for many white people – for example to be disadvantaged or displaced – and at the same time represents illegally as particularly endangered victims.
Trump criticizes expropriation legislation in South Africa
The naturalization plans have been circulating in Washington for months and contrast with Trump’s restrictive refugee policy compared to people from other regions of the world. The Republican accuses the South African government of discrimination against white minorities, especially the African -other. These were in power during the racist apartheid age of South Africa (1948-1994), in which the black majority of the country was systematically discriminated against. Trump expressed special criticism of a new law on expropriation of land, which is said to be aimed at white farmers in South Africa.
The law allows land to set up the country in the public interest to compensate for injustice that occurred during apartheid. At that time, Land was systematically distributed by an ethnic point of view, especially to white South Africans. The law provides compensation payments for landowners. As a result, expropriations may only take place if earlier negotiations on employment have not been. The law has not been applied yet.
Source: Krone
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