The Trump administration has dramatically reduced the refugee cap from 125,000 to 7,500, marking a historic low and prioritizing white South African Afrikaners. This decision, announced quietly in the federal register, comes during a time when global displacement crises are at their highest, affecting millions. Trump’s administration has faced backlash for seemingly narrowing the refugee criteria, particularly amidst ongoing conflicts in regions like Gaza and Ukraine. Advocacy groups have expressed outrage, condemning the move as a retreat from established refugee policies, while the administration denies accusations of racism, despite Trump’s history of favoring white-majority refugees. The policy shift has raised concerns among various global communities seeking asylum.
The Impact of Disinformation on Refugee Policy
By xpectafight
