President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he was launching a red carpet for South African farmers, reiterating that the US is cutting off funding for socialist-led countries.
Without specifying that they must be Africans, also known as Boers, Trump invited South African farmers worried about their safety to come to the US with their families in the Truth Post on Friday, Note They enjoy a “rapid path to citizenship,” a process that “starts immediately.”
“South Africa is terrible for longtime farmers in the country,” Trump said. It is listed In a true social post. “They confiscate their land and their farms, and it's much worse. It's a bad place now and we're stopping all federal funds.”
“The United States doesn't support that. We'll act.”
Cyril Ramaphosa, the Socialist President of South Africa, ratified a law on January 25th that allowed land to be seized without compensation under the name “Public Interest.” This defines a “national commitment” that includes a “national commitment to land reform” and reforms to provide equitable access to all natural resources in South Africa to promote past identification laws or practices.
Blaze News previously reported that the government can compensate citizens for stolen property under the law, but is permitted to pay “nil” if it considers “fair and fair.”
Critics I didn't buy a Ramaphosa suggestion The new law is “not a means of confiscation.” Even Zsa-Zsa Baggenpoel, a progressive professor at Stellenbosch University in South Africa, hinted The weaponisation of law against white farmers, the exact same ethnic minority that South Africa's Marxist and Raininist political parties, economic freedom fighters, routinely advocate slaughter.
Trump immediately after the controversial expropriation law of 2024 It is listed February 2, “South Africa has confiscated land and treated a certain class of people very badly. It's a bad situation that the extreme left media doesn't want to mention. At least there's been a massive human rights violation that everyone is seeing.
Five days later, the president signed Presidential Order End of foreign aid to South Africa – US Committed over $323 million Last year, he directed foreign support to African countries and to promote his administration to “resettle African refugees who flee government-sponsored racially-based discrimination, including the confiscation of racist property.”
“The United States cannot support a government that violates the South African Government's Rights Commission in its country. This undermines US foreign policy that poses a national security threat to our country, its allies, African partners and our interests.”
Vincent Magwenia, spokesman for President Ramaphosa; I said Agence France-Press added that “we are not going to participate in counterproductive megaphone diplomacy,” adding that South Africa is “working on mutually beneficial bilateral trade, particularly building political and diplomatic relations with the Trump administration.”
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