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President Donald Trump On Friday, he signed an executive command that would reduce all the side of help in South Africa, citing concerns about the country “seizing” the agricultural assets of the ethnic minority of African without compensation.
Trump cited South AfricaHe recently adopted an expropriation law 13 of 2024. “Disassembles equal options for employment, education and business.”
The command records the “hate rhetoric” and the Government’s action “encourages disproportionate violence against racially dishonest landowners.”
President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphos, left, and US President Donald Trump. Trump has criticized new Land Laws in South Africa. (Evan Vucci/AP/Rajesh Jantilal/AFP via Getty Images)
South African President Cyril Ramaphos has previously published a statement claiming that no country has been confiscated.
“We look forward to working with Trump’s administration because of our land reform policy and the issue of bilateral interest,” the statement said. “We are sure that we will share a better and common understanding of these things from these engagement.”
The law allows Earth to take the country for public purpose or in public interest, while offering a fair and fair compensation.
However, Fox News Digital has previously reported on expropriation.
Cyril Ramaphosa Masha as he arrives in front of his inauguration as a president, in the Union buildings in Tshwane, South Africa, Wednesday, June 19, 2024. (Kim Ludbrook/Pool Photo by AP)
Elon muskThe leader of the Dogea team publicly commented on the issue, accusing Ramaphos of having “open racist ownership laws.
The executive order also claims that South Africa has taken “aggressive” attitudes towards the United States, accusing Israel of genocide – instead of Hamas, and “empowering” her relationship with Iran of the development of commercial, military and nuclear arrangements.
The table mountain in Cape Town in South Africa was shown in July 2023. (Asset Babbha / Xinhua via the Matage Matage
Pointing to these concerns, the executive order states USA cannot support the alleged violation of the violation of the South African government law.
In addition to eliminating assistance and help, the command notes that the US will promote the relocation of African refugees fleeing from the Government of the sponsors, discrimination based on a discriminatory discrimination of the property.
AND State Secretary And Homeland Security Secretary will prioritize a humanitarian relief, including reception and relocation through the Refugee Refugee Program for the United States, according to the order.
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Fox News Digital, Paul Tilsley, contributed to this story.
