They can’t just leave until some country decides to take them in, hence, the petition. I agree that they have to work, but we let in others who a total drain on the taxpayer and who face NO violence.
After I read the memoir I mentioned above.....these people are some of the hardest workers around & they are a proud people. Reading where they did not get the expected amount of cash for their crops was heartbreaking. They kept it inside & wives would pawn wedding rings & jewelry to keep them going.
It was a life that would drive the less strong to suicide. I truly can’t recommend the memoir “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight.” Ask yourself if you could have done/ do what they did. These are WORKING people.
The petition says that the UN makes laws that the US is compelled to follow. I wouldn't sign that in a million years.
But, I do not object to those Whites being threatened in SA coming here, in general. What I object to is bringing a large, unvetted population to the US on the assumption that they are all good guys because they are white. The DACA kids are white and how well has that worked out? Anyway, I am just suggesting that we set up an expedited vetting process for these endangered people and admit them to the country as individuals after the background checks.
So, answer a question for me. What are your plans for these folks meaning where will they live, what will they eat, who will employ these hundreds of thousands of farmers, etc?