Khanna Jaffe-Walt, a reporter and producer, narrates the story of the AmeriConners, while Sam Busa, a South African organizer, mobilizes efforts for resettlement. They discuss the impact of a controversial executive order, outlining how it excited many South Africans and the community’s unique response to potential refugee status. The duo explores identity, the legacy of apartheid, and grassroots organizing that transformed a small movement into a thriving initiative. Their insights reveal complex discussions around persecution, legality, and the future of refugee policies.
