A white South African came to America after Trump declared white folks were being subjected to persecution. One ended up in detention with all the Brown and Black people and was shocked that he was not special because he totally expected to be treated differently.
Are people in ICE detention treated badly or something? Why would he be so unhappy? (totally sarcastic questions).
The New York Times is reporting that
Benjamin Schoonwinkel, a White Afrikaner from South Africa, jumped at the chance to come to America after Donald Trump welcomed them earlier this year. He boarded a flight in September and told the U.S. border agents that he “seeking asylum.” But, he made a mistake – one that many immigrants make. He did not come through the refugee program. Instead, he entered the U.S. on a tourist visa.
That mistake would set in motion a set of events that…well, I’m not going to ruin the surprise for you!
Ok, I won’t make you wait. He was NOT allowed to enter the country. Actually, he was…but only as far as handcuffs and a secure transport van would take him: to a federal detention center in Georgia. His roommates are about 2,000 other people being held. He has been there for about 100 days so far.
When interviewed, he said (on video) that he “never expected this to happen. I expected a little bit of red tape.”
Babes, have you WATCHED the news? Did you think you were special because your skin lacks melanin?
