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美国难民项目缩至17,500人,多数名额给阿非利卡人
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航班取消时,他们手里已经拿着旅行证件和机票。获批的阿非利卡人难民已获准飞往美国,却被告知不要登机——随后,他们反而被归咎于那个仍受委托协助他们赴美的安置承包机构。去年春天那一刻,他们滞留原地;如今,这成了整个美国项目的范本57。
125,000前任政府时期FY2025上限 65
创纪录低位如何成为定局
接收上限如何被重塑
双方各执一词的迫害指控
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未知
- 9月22日通知的全文尚未公开,因此「主要面向」这一安排将在实际接收中如何落实,尚未得到确认。
- 在上限与阿非利卡人紧急扩容人数相同的情况下,非阿非利卡人的转介对象是否会有任何进展。
后续
- 在10月1日之前作出最终FY2027决定前,依法与国会协商并与国会山工作人员会面。
- 「教会世界服务」案中的法院裁决或国会是否会改变这个创纪录低位且高度集中的项目。
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- NEW: President Trump has raised the annual refugee admission cap by 10,000 and will continue to prioritize the resettlement of white Afrikaners fleeing persecution in South Africa. A presidential determination signed May 21 cited “new disruptions of United States Refugee Admissions Program operations in South Africa” as a need for the increase. The directive raises annual refugee admissions to roughly 17,500 people. This comes after @realDailyWire recently spoke with several Afrikaners approved for refugee resettlement whose flights to the US were canceled after they had already received travel documents and airline tickets. The Afrikaners placed much of the blame on the left-leaning nonprofit group Church World Service (CWS), which is contracted to assist refugees during their application and resettlement process. CWS has taken the Trump admin to court to challenge its “discriminatory preference for white Afrikaners.” Despite the ongoing litigation, CWS still plays a role i...
- The move raises the annual refugee ceiling to 17,500 as the administration focuses on Afrikaners. https://www.bet.com/article/vu0nbz/trump-administration-boosts-refugee-cap-for-white-south-africans-by-10000
- SCOOP: The Trump administration is proposing increasing the refugee admissions ceiling for fiscal year 2026 to 17,500 for White South Africans, according to an emergency determination sent to Congress and obtained by CNN. That's an increase of 10,000.
- Trump authorized admission of 10,000 additional white South African refugees, raising the U.S. fiscal year 2026 refugee ceiling to 17,500. #Refugees #Afrikaners #ImmigrationPolicy #PersecutedChurch #ChristianPost 🔗 http://dlvr.it/TSlThj https://twitter.com/ChristianPost/status/2059726731981058330/photo/1
- President Trump has raised the U.S. refugee admissions cap by 10,000 to a total of 17,500, specifically targeting the admission of white South Africans. The administration cited an "emergency situation" regarding the safety of Afrikaners, while the South African government rejected these claims as unfounded.
- https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-administration-thousands-more-afrikaners-refugees/
- Confirming good scoop by @priscialva. The cost of resettling the additional 10,000 Afrikaner refugees is about $100 million, State tells Congress. Administration will meet with Hill later this week as part of its refugee admissions consultation process https://apnews.com/article/trump-refugees-south-africa-afrikaners-bcfaa33ec4d56f95ba9da5697057d829
- The Trump administration on Tuesday increased the U.S. refugee program's ceiling to welcome another 10,000 Afrikaners it argues are facing racial discrimination in South Africa because they are White. The South African government has consistently and categorically denied that Afrikaners are being persecuted. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez has more.
- White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt boasts that U.S. refugee admissions are now “essentially at zero,” with the only significant exception being white Afrikaners fleeing persecution in South Africa.” The Trump administration has slashed the refugee ceiling to just 7,500 — the lowest in modern U.S. history, after four years in which the Biden administration held the cap at 125,000/year.
- The Trump administration plans to admit up to 10,000 more white South African refugees into the United States in the coming months, arguing that their status as Afrikaners has left them open to discrimination and persecution at home. https://to.pbs.org/4up8frx
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- America's entire refugee program is being held for 17,500 Afrikaners.
- That is the total number of refugees the United States would admit for an entire year, with the overwhelming majority reserved for one white minority from South Africa. It shuts a once-global lifeline down to a record low and locks it around a single ethnicity for a second year.
- The question now is how primarily works in practice — and whether anyone else gets in at all.
- On September 22, 2026, the administration notified Congress it intends to set fiscal year 2027 refugee admissions at 17,500 people in total. The year runs October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. The 17,500 is the total ceiling for the year, not extra slots on top of a separate base. The allocation is primarily and mostly for Afrikaners, White South Africans of mainly Dutch descent, rather than exclusively for them. The full notice text has not been made public.
- The new number locks in a raise created four months earlier. The 2026 ceiling was first set at 7,500, the lowest on record. Then Emergency Presidential Determination No. 2026-14 raised it from 7,500 to 17,500, a net increase of 10,000 allocated specifically for Afrikaners. It was published May 27, 2026 in Federal Register Volume 91, Number 101, pages 31645 to 31646, citing an unforeseen emergency refugee situation and new disruptions of Refugee Admissions Program operations in South Africa. The 2027 proposal holds at that same 17,500 total.
- The scale of the shift is stark. The prior ceiling for fiscal 2025 was 125,000, against decadal averages above 90,000. The current program suspended most admissions upon taking office in 2025, then created the Afrikaner carve-out. Almost all fiscal 2026 admissions to date have been South African, with overall admissions dropping sharply. The State Department priced resettlement of the 2027 caseload at about 500 million dollars, after pricing the 2026 additional 10,000 slots at about 100 million dollars.
- The justification centers on claims Afrikaners face land seizures without compensation, race-based policies in employment, education and business, and rhetoric contributing to violence, and that they will fully assimilate without burdening taxpayers. That extends Executive Order 14204 on Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa, which targeted South Africa's Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 as enabling seizure of Afrikaner farm property without compensation. South Africa says the persecution allegations are completely false, rejecting targeted racial persecution and white genocide claims and describing farm attacks and high violent crime as a broader national problem affecting all groups. When the offer was first made, prominent Afrikaner groups declined it.
- The human consequence is who is left out. Afghans, Sudanese and Congolese fleeing wars and persecution would compete for what is left of a 17,500-person program built overwhelmingly around one comparatively advantaged minority. A resettlement contractor, Church World Service, remains in litigation challenging the preference as discriminatory while still contracted to assist with applications and resettlement, after approved Afrikaners reported canceled flights even after receiving travel documents and airline tickets. A refugee advocacy coalition summarized the 2027 plan as a program that would again favor a single group.
- So how will primarily work, and will anyone else get in at all. The September 22 notification triggers statutory consultation with Congress, including administration meetings with Capitol Hill staff, before a fiscal 2027 presidential determination finalizes the ceiling ahead of October 1. Until that text is published, it is unknown how primarily is implemented in actual admissions, whether non-Afrikaner referrals move at all under a 17,500 cap that matches the emergency Afrikaner expansion, and whether courts in the Church World Service case or Congress alter a record-low, racially concentrated program entering a new fiscal year.
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