By Johnathan Paoli
South African authorities have reportedly carried out an operation at a Johannesburg facility allegedly linked to the processing of Afrikaner refugee applications to the United States, briefly disrupting activities and fuelling fresh diplomatic tension between Pretoria and Washington.
However, South African authorities have not confirmed that the site was an official United States refugee processing centre, nor that the operation targeted US government personnel.
Inside Politics reached out to retired US veteran and Afrikaner rights activist, Chris Wyatt, who confirmed that he had received witness accounts concerning the alleged raid on Tuesday.
“South African uniformed officials wearing khaki uniforms, which appear to be from Border Management and Immigration, rocked up at a Johannesburg US immigration refugee processing site, raided the site, intimidated the refugee applicants there, taking videos of them, threatening them with words, menacing them, taking photographs of them, seeking people who are present,” Wyatt said
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