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The Trump administration aims to admit just 7,500 refugees annually, prioritizing Afrikaners from South Africa amid disputed claims of racial discrimination.
The Trump administration is pushing to limit annual U.S. refugee admissions to as few as 7,500, with a focus on resettling up to 7,000 Afrikaners from South Africa, citing alleged racial discrimination under the country’s Black-majority government—a claim denied by South African officials.
The State Department has set processing targets of 2,000 by late October and 4,000 by late November, though fewer than 400 Afrikaners had arrived by September, with delays due to applicants reconsidering.
Most refugee admissions are paused, except for Afrikaners, while new criteria like English proficiency and support for free speech may be applied, potentially including far-right figures.
The U.S. is bypassing the UN Refugee Agency, and a government shutdown has delayed travel for cleared applicants.
La administración Trump tiene como objetivo admitir solo 7.500 refugiados al año, dando prioridad a los afrikaners de Sudáfrica en medio de disputadas afirmaciones de discriminación racial.