Trump to address white refugee tensions with South Africa's president

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : This time around, Trump has a loyal Cabinet plus a top South African ally in Elon Musk.
55% : " Both leaders pride themselves on deal-making, with Trump leaning on his business background and Ramaphosa being a veteran of labor union negotiations.
50% : " Little concrete action emerged at the time, but things changed when Trump got back into office.
40% : I think President Ramaphosa will try to get to a point of commonality and understanding with President Trump.
31% : The South African government wants to redistribute land in an attempt to right past wrongs, which has caused accusations of racial discrimination from Trump and his allies.
31% : "I don't care about their race, their color, their height, their weight -- I don't care about anything," Trump added.
30% : One is that Trump has tried to ban most refugee admissions, making the South African farmers a striking exception.
24% : When Ramaphosa launched a defense of the Expropriation Act on X, Musk replied with, "Why do you have openly racist ownership laws?" Trump characterized the situation as "a genocide that's taking place" during a press conference earlier this month, though the White House used softer language in a later statement.
21% : Trump was first alerted to the issue by a Tucker Carlson segment on Fox News in 2018, posting afterward that then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would "closely study the South Africa land and farm seizures and expropriations and the large scale killing of farmers.

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