Episcopal Church Declines to Assist Resettlement of White South African Refugees

The Episcopal Church’s motion arm is ending its decades-long evacuee resettlement collaboration with the US federal authorities after being requested to assist white South Africans fast-tracked for asylum. Mentioning its dedication to racial justice, Administering Diocesan Sean Rowe claimed the church cannot maintain a program that makes use of favoritism to Afrikaners whereas sidelining long-waiting evacuees, consisting of wartime allies and maltreated Christians. The questionable plan began beneath Donald Trump, that implicated South Africa of victimizing whites. The selection finishes a 40-year collaboration that assisted transplant over 100,000 evacuees. Whereas numerous different firms like Church Globe Answer keep speak in confidence to serving to the arrivals, the Episcopal Church intends to alter emphasis to sustaining immigrants at present in the US and overseas.

The Guardian