US expels South African ambassador, saying he 'hates' Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

88% : During a G20 event in South Africa last month, Ramaphosa said he had a "wonderful" call with Trump soon after the US leader took office in January.
54% : "He said that white supremacism was motivating Trump's 'disrespect' for the 'current hegemonic order' of the world," Breitbart reported, adding that Rasool noted that Trump's Make America Great Again movement "was a white supremacist response to growing demographic diversity in the United States.
44% : Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that "any Farmer (with family!) from South Africa, seeking to flee that country for reasons of safety, will be invited into the United States of America with a rapid pathway to Citizenship.
33% : ALSO READ: 'I miss lynch mobs': The secretary of retribution's followers are getting impatient Trump in February froze US aid to South Africa, citing a law in the country that he alleges allows land to be seized from white farmers.
17% : Last week, Trump further fueled tensions, saying South Africa's farmers were welcome to settle in the United States after repeating his accusations that the government was "confiscating" land from white people.
11% : "South Africa's Ambassador to the United States is no longer welcome in our great country," Rubio posted on X. Ebrahim Rasool is "a race-baiting politician who hates America and hates @POTUS," he said, referring to Trump by his White House X account handle.

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