Trump Sets Record Low Refugee Cap of 7,500, Prioritizing White South Africans
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The Trump administration has limited the U.S. refugee admissions to 7,500 for 2026, primarily admitting white South Africans, marking a significant decrease from previous years and reflecting a shift in immigration policy. The move is justified by humanitarian concerns or national interest, but it has faced criticism and represents a departure from bipartisan support for refugee programs.
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