The first plane carrying refugees arrives America … a sudden change to “Trump”

The first group of 49 white citizens from South Africa, who were considered to be suffering from racial discrimination and gave them by US President Donald Trump to put asylum to the United States on Monday.

The United States has not accepted most of the refugee requests from the rest of the world, but it gives priority to the eggs living in South Africa, most of whom are Dutch settlers.

The authorities in Johannesburg are viewing the status of asylum in white skin from South Africa with concern, and the authorities say that the Trump administration is interfering in an internal political matter.

The decision comes at a time when tensions are exacerbated by ethnic foundations in South Africa related to land and business opportunities, which sparked the division in the ruling coalition.

“The government categorically asserts that these are not refugees,” Krispian Ferry, a South African Foreign Ministry spokesman for the local New Zearom Africa channel.

The plane, which is carrying 49 citizens and which took off from Johannesburg Airport, arrived today, Monday, to Washington International Airport. Refugees are scheduled to be received by a party by US officials, after their 19 -hour journey.

Trump believes that the eggs, who make up more than 8 percent of the 63 million South African population, are subjected to “racial discrimination by a black -led government.”

The majority of the white population in South Africa consists of the “African” ethnic group, and they are the descendants of the Dutch farmers who arrived centuries ago during the colonial era.

A statement issued by the White House on February 7th included that an executive decision was taken to end aid to South Africa, and Trump suggested granting the state of asylum to “white farmers from South Africa”, saying that its government treated them “badly.”

Teams sent by the US government to Pretoria, the executive capital of South Africa, reviewed more than 8,000 applications submitted, to be granted nearly 100 people, including the status of asylum.

Trump has reached power with a promise to make a comprehensive reform of the American immigration system, including a review of the acceptance of refugees.

The step of granting the refugee status to the South African comes after Trump commented, on the first day of his second term, the Refugee Acceptance Program of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

He said at the time that the United States “lacks the ability to absorb large numbers of immigrants, especially refugees, in its societies in a way that does not gain resources to the Americans, protects their safety and security, and ensures that refugees are absolutely absorbing.”

The acceptance of white Africans comes at a time when the US administration prevented most asylum seekers from other parts of the world from entering the country.