トランプ政権せいけん 南アフリカみなみあふりかから白人はくじん難民なんみん受け入うけいれ 野党やとうから批判ひはんも

The Trump administration in the United States began accepting white minorities from South Africa as refugees, claiming they were being subjected to racial discrimination.

The Trump administration has pledged to strengthen measures against illegal immigration and is strictly limiting the acceptance of immigrants and refugees from other countries, so there are criticisms from the opposition that this is a special exception.

In response to the new land expropriation policy announced by the South African government this January, the Trump administration has claimed that it is a discriminatory policy that threatens the rights of the white minority, and has increased diplomatic pressure by announcing a freeze on aid.

Furthermore, the Trump administration decided to accept people facing racial discrimination in South Africa as refugees, and on the 12th, the first group of about 60 people arrived at an airport near Washington, where they were greeted by government officials.

Regarding this measure, when asked by reporters at the White House, President Trump said, People are being killed and massacres are occurring there.

Its not a matter of race, but because terrible things are happening, he said, claiming it was justified.

On the other hand, the South African government argues that there is no genocide against white people and that it does not implement any racist policies.

The Trump administration has strengthened measures against illegal immigration and is strictly limiting the acceptance of immigrants and refugees from other countries.

From the opposition Democratic Party, there are critical voices saying, “While detaining and deporting refugees from other countries who are facing real danger, this is an unnecessary measure,” accusing the government of giving special treatment and causing controversy.