Incredible Ineligibles Coalition

Fighting with Afrikaner families caught in the impossible gap.

[Die_Skim @Lewmit]

@Oliveeue @SafrikanerComp

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

This is SPOT ON! TY!

[Andrea Shea @andrea_spook]

I want to add something that I really hope people will take seriously.

To refugees and newcomers who are receiving help from Americans: please understand that your immigration journey does not simply end when you arrive in the United States.

If you are here as a refugee and later apply for adjustment of status to become a lawful permanent resident, a Green Card holder, you will go through another stage of immigration screening and vetting. USCIS has specifically strengthened and clarified the screening and interview process for refugees and asylees applying for adjustment of status, with an emphasis on detecting fraud, misrepresentation, national-security concerns, and public-safety risks. (USCIS)

And yes, your conduct matters.

The things you post publicly online can potentially become relevant information. USCIS has acknowledged the use and evaluation of social-media vetting in refugee adjudications. (USCIS)

So if you are asking Americans for money online, creating false stories, using misleading photographs, impersonating other people, or otherwise taking advantage of people’s generosity, you should understand that there can be consequences beyond simply losing someone’s trust.

Don’t scam people. Don’t lie to people. Don’t manufacture hardship to get money from strangers.

That is good advice morally, financially, and, especially given the increased emphasis on immigration screening and program integrity, immigration-wise.

And I want to say something equally important to Americans who genuinely want to help.

Please don’t let your compassion make you careless.

If you see an emotional social-media post accompanied by an AI-generated photograph and a GiveSendGo or other crowdfunding link, don’t automatically assume that the story is true and send money to someone you have never met.

An AI-generated picture proves absolutely nothing about the person behind the account.

There are much safer ways to help.

What I’ve been doing is getting to know people in my own community. If there are refugees or newcomers in my area who need assistance, I try to understand what they actually need and then connect them with legitimate resources—food banks, clothing programs, employment services, job fairs, churches, community organizations, and other local resources.

There are a LOT of people and organizations willing to help. You don’t necessarily have to send cash to a stranger on the internet to make a difference.

And here’s my current analogy, because I’ve actually been house shopping. 😂

You can look at a house on Zillow and see beautiful photographs and think, “Wow, this place is amazing!���

Then you walk through the front door and realize the pictures didn’t tell you the whole story.

Social media can be exactly the same way.

A picture isn’t proof.
A heartbreaking story isn’t proof.
An AI-generated photograph definitely isn’t proof.

To Americans: Have compassion, but verify before you give.

To refugees and newcomers: If Americans are opening their wallets and their communities to help you, don’t abuse that generosity. Don’t make the actions of a few dishonest people harder on everyone who is genuinely trying to build a life here.

We can absolutely have compassion AND boundaries.

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

The only refugee’s visas that the US should approve are for the white South Africans.

That is the true genocide that is happening and no one wants to talk about it.

[OliveEue @Oliveeue]

https://t.co/TFFklG6C9Q

[Die_Skim @Lewmit]

@SafrikanerComp

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

@Bond49867 What will it take for you to get to Canada, you you just be accepted because your son is there? do you have to pay to be there?

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

@AnnettePsalm100 We are trying to get anyone to take notice!

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

Getting the picture yet? OUR USA TAXPAYER FUNDS ARE PAYING FOR THIS - Receives OVER 246 MILLION IN GOVERNMENT GRANTS. 87% OF CWS INCOME COMES FROM YOU THE TAXPAYER.

[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

I just don't know what to say about this? What do you tell these people?

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

https://t.co/0wB1bo1Ig9

[AMERICAN VIKING BOER @viking_boer]

My brother was denied refugee status in the USA a few months ago.

I stayed quiet about it. I didn’t want to make it about us. Too many other families have already walked this same road of silence and heartbreak.

Instead, I fight for those still left behind.

People with no criminal records.
No tattoos.
No violent history.
No drug use.
No military past.

Nothing.

Just ordinary, law-abiding Afrikaner citizens… told they are “ineligible” for reasons no one will ever fully explain.

This is wrong.
This has to be set straight.

Why?
Just… why are they so easily turned away?

WHY ARE THEY BEING PERSECUTED ALL OVER AGAIN?

They already survived the farm attacks.
The targeted crime.
The open hatred.
The quiet erasure of their people.

Now they sit in the dark wondering if the free world still has a place for the innocent.

I will not stay silent while good people are discarded like they never mattered.

This is not just paperwork.
This is lives.
This is families.
This is the last hope of people who have already lost almost everything.

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

Can we get some eyes on this?

I'm asking because some serious shenanigans are being alleged here with Church World Services (CWS) running referral services for the RSC Africa operation—specifically regarding the Afrikaner community.

We know that these people's lives are in legitimate/persistent danger. So, if this is true and there are concerted efforts to undermine the program, we're talking about life-endangering sabotage AND a conspiracy to defraud the United States.

There are a number of them in play, but this statute 100% applies:

18 U.S.C. § 371 (Conspiracy to defraud the United States)

"The “defraud clause” covers conspiracies that use deceit, craft, trickery, or other dishonest means to obstruct, impair, or defeat the lawful functions of any federal department or agency."

I would expect the President would want this looked into.

@SecRubio
@StateDept
@statedeptspox
@DeputySecState
@ChrisLandauUSA

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

This is who is processing the Afrikaners

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

@tscottme @viking_boer @OldGloryBank @johnrich is part founder of this bank!

[Incredible Ineligibles Coalition @IICoalition]

@OldGloryBank @viking_boer Bravo! Thank you for responding @OldGloryBank These are our newest South African refugees that are going to make the best Americans!

[Deo vindice @VindicePatriot]

CWS.. What a nasty leftist organization these people are. Church World Services, a supposed 'Christian' refugee contractor, takes the money, but then sabotages the people.

CWS runs RSC Africa and handles screening, medicals, and travel for Afrikaner refugees under the Trump EO. Yet their CEO publicly attacks the program as “discriminatory,” joins lawsuits claiming the U.S. refugee system has been turned into a vehicle for prioritization of White South Africans as a moral failure while other groups wait.

Approved Afrikaner families report the same pattern: tickets issued, belongings sold, then last-minute cancellations by CWS with zero clear timeline. Medical clearances expire. Families left stranded.

Meanwhile CWS’s own 'racial justice' platform centers BIPOC solidarity and “dismantling white supremacy.” They criticize race-based selection when it favors Whites, keep the federal contract, and still produce the
operational failures that hit these families hardest.

The same organization that treats Afrikaner prioritization as an outrage simultaneously expands the definition of forced displacement to include 'climate change', pushing new pathways and “humane responses” so people can claim climate (yes climate) as grounds for U.S. admission. Climate displacement is framed as an urgent moral imperative; White South Africans facing documented race-based violence are not.

Selective outrage + conflict of interest + families in limbo. That’s the record.