First group of white South Africans arrive in US after Trump grants refugee status

White South Africans granted refugee status in the U.S., sparking controversy as Trump claims they're victims of "genocide." They were greeted by flag-waving officials, with their arrival coinciding as the U.S. ended protections for Afghans and resuming refugee resettlement after a pause. Critics argue it's a global apartheid approach, while Democrats condemn it as an insult to American values. Meanwhile, the Episcopal church is ending its decades-long refugee work with the U.S., citing a commitment to racial justice.