Jennie Taer

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Morning Wire · They Sold Everything. Then the Flight Was Canceled. · 30 May 2026 podcast

government that has to approve these cases and process them.

And then it's Church World Service that's relaying information to these individuals and also helping them throughout the refugee resettlement process, which includes for a lot of these people that are now left behind.

Their medical evaluations, they expire after a period of six months.

So that means for these people who a lot of times now have sold off their cars, sometimes have to travel hours away, get hotel rooms.

redo vaccines, redo testing, spend a full day with the United Nations workers to get this done.

But Church World Service, in that case, I've heard from several of these Afrikaner refugees, has also left them hanging there.

So they're not even getting information on rescheduling those appointments so that they can stay up to date with their cases and say, we'll be ready whenever

It's almost like this whole thing is being stalled.

And what's really insane to think about is how much the refugee program has been cutting.

So you would think that there's more resources for this.

Like you said, it seems like we can take in these people.

The Trump administration cut the refugee program, said we're no longer having annual admissions of 125,000 people.

He started out and said 7,500, that's the cap, mainly Afrikaners from South Africa.

So initially, that was a major, major change to the program that, again, you would think would free up resources, people.

The processing times maybe would have gotten quicker.

But it just hasn't.

And now the Trump administration is saying they're expanding the program again to accommodate Afrikaners and saying we're going to add about 10,000 to that cap.

So now it's about 17,000 that they're going to let in.

Yeah.

So originally I had gotten into contact with a doctor in Pennsylvania who's basically taken matters into his own hands and he's created his own nonprofit to help resettle some of these refugees.

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