Trump Picks Insane Fight With South African Leader on White Genocide

Donald Trump clashed with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday over the existence of a “white genocide” in South Africa. In a press conference at the Oval Office, Trump was questioned by a reporter about his stance on the issue.

Earlier this month, Trump made an exception in his refugee ban to allow white Afrikaners from South Africa to immigrate to the United States, citing concerns of a “genocide” facing them. Ramaphosa intervened during the exchange, urging Trump to listen to the perspectives of South Africans, including his colleagues present at the conference.

The discussion escalated as Trump played a video clip during which Ramaphosa expressed discomfort. The two leaders debated the issue, with Trump highlighting alleged atrocities against white farmers in South Africa. Ramaphosa pushed for an understanding of the situation and urged Trump to consider the facts.

The debate continued as Trump expressed concerns about violence against Afrikaners and shared articles depicting the situation in South Africa. Ramaphosa invited South Africa’s Minister of Agriculture, John Henry Steenhuisen, to address Trump’s assertions, emphasizing efforts to address safety issues in rural areas.

The discussion touched on various aspects of the perceived crisis in South Africa, with both leaders presenting their viewpoints. Trump’s claims and actions regarding the situation in South Africa have sparked debates and controversies.