A President Donald Trump executive order has brought dozens of White South Africans to the U.S. as refugees, amid claims of racial persecution and backlash from the South African government.

A plane carrying dozens of South Africans claiming to face anti-white discrimination landed in the United States on Monday. Nine will be resettled in Idaho as refugees, making them some of the only refugees to Idaho since President Donald Trump ordered pauses in January.

MSNBC's Nicole Wallace hosts Rick Stengel, Eddie Glaude Jr., and Marc Elias to discuss President Trump allowing white South Africans into the U.S. as "refugees." RICK STENGEL: Yes, it’s so deeply and morally wrongheaded and repulsive.

The first group of South Africans granted refugee status by US President Donald Trump’s administration will leave Johannesburg tonight for a new life in America.

Wits University professor Loren Landau sparked mixed reactions when he claimed Afrikaners were using Donald Trump's refugee offer just as a way to go to the USA.