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White South Africans arrive in US after Trump granted them refugee status
Dozens of white South Africans have arrived in the US after the Trump administration granted them refugee status in the country, having deemed them victims of racial discrimination. The first 59 Afrikaners were greeted by Christopher Landau, the US deputy secretary of state, at Washington's Dulles International Airport on Monday.
President Donald Trump invited Afrikaners, the descendants of mainly Dutch settlers, to move to the US in February to escape the alleged discrimination they face at the hands of the black majority in South Africa. Mr Trump echoed his white South African-born ally Elon Musk, who used to be his US national security adviser, on Monday as he told reporters at the White House that there was "genocide that's taking place.
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