President Donald Trump is once again proving that “America First” means protecting national interests and standing up for victims of genuine discrimination—not bowing to globalist pressure or liberal outrage.
In a stunning new policy announcement, the Trump administration revealed it will slash the number of refugees the United States accepts to just 7,500 for the next fiscal year, while prioritizing those suffering from “illegal or unjust discrimination” in their home countries—specifically white South Africans, also known as Afrikaners.
This marks a massive departure from the Biden era, when the White House opened the floodgates to nearly 100,000 refugees annually. Trump’s move brings the refugee ceiling to its lowest point in modern history—far below even his own 2020 pandemic levels, which still allowed over 11,000 entries.
A Bold Bureaucratic Shakeup
The policy also includes a major overhaul of the refugee resettlement system. Oversight is being transferred from the State Department to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) under the Department of Health and Human Services—an unprecedented change that cuts the globalist middlemen out of the equation.
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