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Trump Raises U.S. Refugee Cap by 10,000 to Admit More Afrikaners from South Africa

The May 21 presidential determination cites an “unforeseen emergency” tied to alleged incitement of racially motivated violence and has prompted diplomatic objections and legal and operational disputes.

Taliban Invites Return as 1,100 Afghan U.S. Allies in Qatar Confront Uncertain Relocation

U.S. Refugee Admissions Now Almost Entirely South African Under Trump Policy

U.S. Targets 4,500 Monthly White South African Refugee Applications, Adds Modular Facilities in Pretoria

Trump Sets Record-Low U.S. Refugee Cap at 7,500, Prioritizing Afrikaners

Guatemala, Honduras Deny U.S. Third-Country Asylum Agreements