In just 18 hours following President Trump's controversial order prioritising Afrikaners for US refugee status, the South African Chamber of Commerce reported over 10,000 inquiries, raising concerns about the implications for South Africa's food security.
In the 18 hours after President Donald Trump 's order to prioritise white Afrikaner South Africans for the US refugee programme, the South African Chamber of Commerce in the USA received over 10,000 relocation inquiries.
"President Trump signed an Executive Order on February 7, 2025, Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa, granting Afrikaners refugee status and facilitating their resettlement in the United States. In response, thousands of South Africans have reached out for information regarding the process and implications of this order.
Speaking to the SABC, he said this move now paves the way for them to make use of this opportunity to live there permanently as they already have jobs in the US.
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