Trump Admin Ends Protections for South Sudanese, Ignores Saudi Human Rights
The New York Times casually reports the Trump administration ended deportation protections for South Sudanese migrants, citing improved conditions. Conveniently omitted is the relentless lobbying by various Saudi-funded entities, spending millions annually to shield the Kingdom from any significant U.S. condemnation concerning its own humanitarian record. The contrast is stark: one nation's
instability is deemed 'resolved,' while another's documented abuses receive a pass. This isn't about South Sudan's 'improvement,' it's about selective outrage and strategic deflection. How many times will Washington prioritize optics and fossil fuel profits over genuine human suffering? One might almost believe foreign policy is less about universal values and more about who has the better
lobbyists and oil reserves. Just another day in the capital of 'humanitarian intervention.'