Afrikaners will be getting our tax money.

[IM2]

Where are the people who oppose immigrants getting benefits on the American taxpayer's dime? These Afrikaners are going to get nearly every handout that can be given.

What kind of assistance will I get upon arrival in the US as a refugee?​

Refugees arriving in the US receive initial resettlement assistance from government agencies and non-profit organizations.

Here’s a breakdown of the support you can expect:

1. Financial Assistance

• One-time grant: $1,275 per person (through the Reception & Placement (R&P) Program).
• Cash assistance: Depending on eligibility, you may receive aid from programs like Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) (for individuals) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) (for families with children).
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): Food assistance (commonly known as food stamps).

2. Housing Assistance

• Initial housing: A resettlement agency will help secure a place to stay, but long-term rent is your responsibility.
• Basic furnishings & household items may be provided.
• Utilities & internet: Not typically covered, but some local programs offer limited support.

3. Medical Assistance

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA): Up to 12 months of health insurance if you don’t qualify for Medicaid.
• Free medical screenings upon arrival.
• Mental health support for trauma-related care.

4. Work & Employment Support

• Work Authorization: Refugees are eligible to work immediately upon arrival.
• Job placement assistance from resettlement agencies.
• Free English classes and career training.

5. Social Services & Integration Support

• Cultural orientation programs to help adjust to U.S. life.
• Help enrolling children in school.
• Legal assistance for applying for a Green Card (after 1 year) and citizenship (after 5 years).

6. Who Provides This Assistance?

• U.S. State Department & Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) (federal agencies).
• Voluntary Resettlement Agencies (VOLAGs): Such as the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Catholic Charities, HIAS, World Relief, and others.
• Local non-profits & community organizations (varies by state).

ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT ON ARRIVAL

A $1,275 one-time grant is granted per person, but it is managed by the resettlement agency and not given directly. This will likely go towards immediate housing.

Housing Assistance

Refugees do not receive free or long-term subsidized housing, but they do get short-term support:

• Initial Housing Placement: A resettlement agency helps secure a rental (often an apartment).
• One-Time Rental Assistance: The Reception & Placement (R&P) grant ($1,275 per person) is used to cover rent and deposit for the first month or two.
• Help Finding Affordable Housing: Agencies assist in locating budget-friendly housing, but long-term rent is paid by the refugee.
• No utilities, internet, or furniture included, except in some local aid programs.

Medical Benefits

Refugees receive free or subsidized healthcare for up to 12 months:

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA) – If not eligible for Medicaid, RMA provides 12 months of health coverage.
• Medicaid Eligibility: Low-income refugees may qualify for Medicaid beyond 12 months.
• Initial Health Screenings: Free medical exams upon arrival, including vaccinations.
• Mental Health & Trauma Counseling: Support for PTSD, war trauma, and resettlement stress.

Additional Support

• Job Training & Placement: To help refugees become financially independent.
• English Language Classes: Free courses for better integration and job readiness.
• Child Enrollment in Public Schools: Free education for refugee children.

Rough Estimate of ongoing Cash Assistance

Single person: ~$500–$800/month (RCA + SNAP)
Couple (no kids): ~$1,000–$1,600/month (RCA + SNAP)
Family (2 adults, 2 kids): ~$1,200–$2,100/month (TANF + SNAP)

Important Notes:

• These are estimates and vary by state.
• Cash benefits scale down once employment is secured and stop after 12 months.
• Refugees must participate in job training to keep benefits.

Home - Amerikaners

South Africa's Resource for the U.S. Refugee Program. Welcome to the Family.

www.amerikaners.com

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Where are the people who oppose immigrants getting benefits on the American taxpayer's dime? These Afrikaners are going to get nearly every handout that can be given.

What kind of assistance will I get upon arrival in the US as a refugee?​

Refugees arriving in the US receive initial resettlement assistance from government agencies and non-profit organizations.

Here’s a breakdown of the support you can expect:

1. Financial Assistance

• One-time grant: $1,275 per person (through the Reception & Placement (R&P) Program).
• Cash assistance: Depending on eligibility, you may receive aid from programs like Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) (for individuals) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) (for families with children).
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): Food assistance (commonly known as food stamps).

2. Housing Assistance

• Initial housing: A resettlement agency will help secure a place to stay, but long-term rent is your responsibility.
• Basic furnishings & household items may be provided.
• Utilities & internet: Not typically covered, but some local programs offer limited support.

3. Medical Assistance

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA): Up to 12 months of health insurance if you don’t qualify for Medicaid.
• Free medical screenings upon arrival.
• Mental health support for trauma-related care.

4. Work & Employment Support

• Work Authorization: Refugees are eligible to work immediately upon arrival.
• Job placement assistance from resettlement agencies.
• Free English classes and career training.

5. Social Services & Integration Support

• Cultural orientation programs to help adjust to U.S. life.
• Help enrolling children in school.
• Legal assistance for applying for a Green Card (after 1 year) and citizenship (after 5 years).

6. Who Provides This Assistance?

• U.S. State Department & Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) (federal agencies).
• Voluntary Resettlement Agencies (VOLAGs): Such as the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Catholic Charities, HIAS, World Relief, and others.
• Local non-profits & community organizations (varies by state).

ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT ON ARRIVAL

A $1,275 one-time grant is granted per person, but it is managed by the resettlement agency and not given directly. This will likely go towards immediate housing.

Housing Assistance

Refugees do not receive free or long-term subsidized housing, but they do get short-term support:

• Initial Housing Placement: A resettlement agency helps secure a rental (often an apartment).
• One-Time Rental Assistance: The Reception & Placement (R&P) grant ($1,275 per person) is used to cover rent and deposit for the first month or two.
• Help Finding Affordable Housing: Agencies assist in locating budget-friendly housing, but long-term rent is paid by the refugee.
• No utilities, internet, or furniture included, except in some local aid programs.

Medical Benefits

Refugees receive free or subsidized healthcare for up to 12 months:

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA) – If not eligible for Medicaid, RMA provides 12 months of health coverage.
• Medicaid Eligibility: Low-income refugees may qualify for Medicaid beyond 12 months.
• Initial Health Screenings: Free medical exams upon arrival, including vaccinations.
• Mental Health & Trauma Counseling: Support for PTSD, war trauma, and resettlement stress.

Additional Support

• Job Training & Placement: To help refugees become financially independent.
• English Language Classes: Free courses for better integration and job readiness.
• Child Enrollment in Public Schools: Free education for refugee children.

Rough Estimate of ongoing Cash Assistance

Single person: ~$500–$800/month (RCA + SNAP)
Couple (no kids): ~$1,000–$1,600/month (RCA + SNAP)
Family (2 adults, 2 kids): ~$1,200–$2,100/month (TANF + SNAP)

Important Notes:

• These are estimates and vary by state.
• Cash benefits scale down once employment is secured and stop after 12 months.
• Refugees must participate in job training to keep benefits.

Home - Amerikaners

South Africa's Resource for the U.S. Refugee Program. Welcome to the Family.

www.amerikaners.com

Wow!
Refugees can get a lot!
Does that make you sad?

 

[Manonthestreet]

Perhaps you should have cared when Joe was handing out money by the boatload

 

[skye]

Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!

 

[egp320i]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

 

[MarcATL]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

Those smooth-handed delicates look like farmers to you?

 

[Obiwan]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

Actually, this has happened in several countries over there.

Zimbabwe comes to mind. The blacks couldn't farm, but in a few years they became millionaires, and with the rampant inflation, they might have been able to buy a week's worth of groceries!!!

 

[Oddball]

Wait a sec.....

I thought that refugees getting scads of largesse from the gubmint was "fake news".

 

[Lesh]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

Where the **** are you getting that bullshit from?

 

[GLASNOST]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

Those smooth-handed delicates look like farmers to you?

Yes, they do. Anyway, it doesn't matter what their skills are - they WILL find employment long before you stop complaining about the colour of their skin.

 

[GLASNOST]

Where the **** are you getting that bullshit from?

From the word Boer, you useless wretch.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

WEF/Democrats want to turn America into the hell hole they turned South Africa into. 10 years ago South Africa was a nice place. Today it looks like the streets of SF. Shit everywhere and crime out of control.

 

[MarathonMike]

Where are the people who oppose immigrants getting benefits on the American taxpayer's dime? These Afrikaners are going to get nearly every handout that can be given.

What kind of assistance will I get upon arrival in the US as a refugee?​

Refugees arriving in the US receive initial resettlement assistance from government agencies and non-profit organizations.

Here’s a breakdown of the support you can expect:

1. Financial Assistance

• One-time grant: $1,275 per person (through the Reception & Placement (R&P) Program).
• Cash assistance: Depending on eligibility, you may receive aid from programs like Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) (for individuals) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) (for families with children).
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): Food assistance (commonly known as food stamps).

2. Housing Assistance

• Initial housing: A resettlement agency will help secure a place to stay, but long-term rent is your responsibility.
• Basic furnishings & household items may be provided.
• Utilities & internet: Not typically covered, but some local programs offer limited support.

3. Medical Assistance

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA): Up to 12 months of health insurance if you don’t qualify for Medicaid.
• Free medical screenings upon arrival.
• Mental health support for trauma-related care.

4. Work & Employment Support

• Work Authorization: Refugees are eligible to work immediately upon arrival.
• Job placement assistance from resettlement agencies.
• Free English classes and career training.

5. Social Services & Integration Support

• Cultural orientation programs to help adjust to U.S. life.
• Help enrolling children in school.
• Legal assistance for applying for a Green Card (after 1 year) and citizenship (after 5 years).

6. Who Provides This Assistance?

• U.S. State Department & Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) (federal agencies).
• Voluntary Resettlement Agencies (VOLAGs): Such as the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Catholic Charities, HIAS, World Relief, and others.
• Local non-profits & community organizations (varies by state).

ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT ON ARRIVAL

A $1,275 one-time grant is granted per person, but it is managed by the resettlement agency and not given directly. This will likely go towards immediate housing.

Housing Assistance

Refugees do not receive free or long-term subsidized housing, but they do get short-term support:

• Initial Housing Placement: A resettlement agency helps secure a rental (often an apartment).
• One-Time Rental Assistance: The Reception & Placement (R&P) grant ($1,275 per person) is used to cover rent and deposit for the first month or two.
• Help Finding Affordable Housing: Agencies assist in locating budget-friendly housing, but long-term rent is paid by the refugee.
• No utilities, internet, or furniture included, except in some local aid programs.

Medical Benefits

Refugees receive free or subsidized healthcare for up to 12 months:

• Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA) – If not eligible for Medicaid, RMA provides 12 months of health coverage.
• Medicaid Eligibility: Low-income refugees may qualify for Medicaid beyond 12 months.
• Initial Health Screenings: Free medical exams upon arrival, including vaccinations.
• Mental Health & Trauma Counseling: Support for PTSD, war trauma, and resettlement stress.

Additional Support

• Job Training & Placement: To help refugees become financially independent.
• English Language Classes: Free courses for better integration and job readiness.
• Child Enrollment in Public Schools: Free education for refugee children.

Rough Estimate of ongoing Cash Assistance

Single person: ~$500–$800/month (RCA + SNAP)
Couple (no kids): ~$1,000–$1,600/month (RCA + SNAP)
Family (2 adults, 2 kids): ~$1,200–$2,100/month (TANF + SNAP)

Important Notes:

• These are estimates and vary by state.
• Cash benefits scale down once employment is secured and stop after 12 months.
• Refugees must participate in job training to keep benefits.

Home - Amerikaners

South Africa's Resource for the U.S. Refugee Program. Welcome to the Family.

www.amerikaners.com

You never gave a shit when MILLIONS of unvetted illegals were getting all these goodies we told you about. But now that 50 White VETTED REFUGEES MIGHT GET THESE BENEFITS all of a sudden your head is exploding. LOL

 

[GLASNOST]

... 10 years ago South Africa was a nice place. Today it looks like the streets of SF. Shit everywhere and crime out of control.

The problem is that men like Nelson Mandela are not born every day. When he left the earth the RSA left the realm of civilization.

 

[IM2]

Perhaps you should have cared when Joe was handing out money by the boatload

That wasn't happening. But of course you have a defense for this because you're a racist.

 

[IM2]

pretty sure they are mostly farmers thus they have a skill that can be put to good use, unlike illegals that just steal stuff and get welfare, likely they had their land taken away and given to blacks with no skill in farming

They stole the land from those blacks. Illegals contribute 100 billion to this country in taxes. These Afrikaners won't.

 

[egp320i]

Where the **** are you getting that bullshit from?

logic, the media never stated what jobs they were doing but it's a known fact much of long time dutch owned land was confiscated from them, stolen and given to the majority to farm, those who are clueless what to do with it.
same thing happened in Rhodesia 40+ years ago and they lost the farmers and the income

 

[egp320i]

They stole the land from those blacks. Illegals contribute 100 billion to this country in taxes. These Afrikaners won't.

they did not steal anything.........it was there 150 years ago doing nothing so they put it to use to grow food

with your logic early immigrants to the USA stole property even though the indians did not have a deed or any right to the land.

well neither did poor blacks with hoops in their nose and spears

you can't steal something that is not OWNED........logic 101

 

[westwall]

They stole the land from those blacks. Illegals contribute 100 billion to this country in taxes. These Afrikaners won't.

The blacks came long after the Boer's, dumbass.

 

[IM2]

they did not steal anything.........it was there 150 years ago doing nothing so they put it to use to grow food

with your logic early immigrants to the USA stole property even though the indians did not have a deed or any right to the land.

well neither did poor blacks with hoops in their nose and spears

you can't steal something that is not OWNED........logic 101

Your first sentence is a complete lie based on the history of that region. If Africans didn't own the land the whites never would have had to make laws restricting blacks from land ownership. You apparently don't know anything about this besides what you hear from other dumb racist whites. The Afrikaners stole that land. The whites who came here and stole the land from the Native Americans did not have the right that land either. The doctrine f discovery was fake news.