Not all immigrants are the same.

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My heart is still pounding a mile a minute as I write this through tears of gratitude that keep escaping. Yesterday, after eight long, soul-crushing years of separation, heartbreak, and sleepless nights, I stood at a US airport gate and finally wrapped my arms around my son. He stepped off that plane from South Africa, and in that single moment, every prayer I whispered in the dark, every tear I choked back, every fear that I might never see him again; it all shattered into pure, overwhelming joy.

I cannot put into words what it felt like to see his plane come in. Eight years. Eight years of birthdays missed, of phone calls cut short by bad connections and broken hearts, of wondering if the next update would be the one that crushed me forever. The distance was a knife that never stopped twisting. But yesterday, America, YOUR America, brought my boy home.

President Trump, to you and your Administration I owe a debt I can never repay. Thank you for believing that families belong together. Thank you for fighting to keep the refugee program alive as a true lifeline for those who have nowhere else to turn. Thank you for refusing to let bureaucracy and politics stand between a parent and a child who had waited far too long. Your leadership turned a hopeless nightmare into the most beautiful reunion of my life.

And to the American people; every single one of you who voted, who prayed, who stood firm, I thank you from the bottom of my soul. You didn’t just bring my son home; you reminded me that this nation still believes in second chances, in mercy, and in the unbreakable power of family. Your compassion gave us back our future.

Now hear me clearly. We are not here to take. We are here to stand. A part of my family came home to the greatest country on earth, and we will fight side by side with you against every force, foreign or domestic, that seeks to destroy her. We will fight for her borders, her values, her freedom, and her future. We will fight for the American Dream that just saved our family. We will never forget what you did for us, and we will spend every day proving that we are worthy of the grace you showed us.

America, you didn’t just reunite one family, you reignited a fire in our hearts that will burn for this country until our last breath.

With eternal gratitude, unbreakable loyalty, and tears of joy still finding its way down my cheeks,

Us, the Amerikaners

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South Africa

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Be nice if we had an exchange program.

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Chuck Barris
Boy, whoever's running that account from Bangladesh is a good writer.

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It said "thank you," something never heard from the entitled welfare recipient.

One of my new drivers is from South Africa. Super nice guy, very polite, doesn't bitch, appreciates the work that we give him.

He told me the other day that he was in the cattle business in S.A., but was driven out because he's white. Went up to Uganda to teach the people how to run a cattle operation, but then was ran out of there too for being white. He said a 12 million shilling hit was placed on his head, and he had to flee in the cover of night, and chose to come to the U.S.

I have a South African working at my company.

I wish I had another 200 just like him. Guy never has a cross word.

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A lot of SA whites are in farming now in east Arkansas

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There is one farming/sheepherding in North Alabama that posts nearly every day a video of his "girls" and beautiful pasture, talking about how grateful he is.

More please.