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January 24, 2025

What do the new immigration executive orders mean for refugees and immigrants?

Here are key immigration executive orders and proclamations that directly impact immigration and how they will affect refugees and other immigrants.

The Latest from Global Refuge

  • News · Community Engagement

    January 17, 2025

    Ambassador Spotlight: Astrid Schmidt King

    Global Refuge Ambassadors organize, unite, and advocate for the work of welcome in support of refugees and immigrants.

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  • News · Refugee Resettlement

    January 8, 2025

    Six Congregations Unite Under One Mission: To Honor Our Nation’s Promise to Allies

    A group in Maryland called the Interfaith Refugee Ministry formed a Circle of Welcome to sponsor a family in need of immediate resettlement, one of the many allies who had risked everything for the U.S. mission.  

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  • Advocacy

    December 20, 2024

    Advocacy in Action: Congress backs Afghan relocation office as part of end-of-year vote on defense bill

    In its annual defense bill, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), Congress approved language that authorizes for three years a key U.S. government office that coordinates Afghan relocation and resettlement efforts, CARE.

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  • Advocacy · Immigration and Asylum

    October 23, 2024

    What is the CHNV Parole Program?

    The Biden administration opened a new program allowing certain nationals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to apply for entry to  the U.S. for a temporary stay of up to two years.

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  • Press Release · Refugee Resettlement

    January 27, 2025

    Global Refuge Condemns Federal Stop Work Order Halting Refugee Resettlement Assistance

    Global Refuge expresses deep concern and dismay over an unprecedented stop work order issued by the State Department, which halts all refugee reception and placement services under the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.

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  • Press Release · Immigration and Asylum

    January 24, 2025

    Statement on new immigration restrictions and intensified enforcement operations

    Global Refuge expresses its profound concern following this week’s executive actions that halt asylum protections and aggressively intensify interior immigration enforcement.

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Press Release · Refugee Resettlement

August 29, 2017

Statement – Nearly 200 Elected Officials Urge President Trump to Resettle 75K Refugees

On August 28, 2017, nearly 200 local and state elected representatives from 31 states submitted a letter to President Trump expressing their strong support for resettling refugees in their states and communities.

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Press Release · Immigration and Asylum

July 28, 2017

Statement – Global Refuge Denounces President Trump’s Failure to Recognize Central American Child Migration as a Refugee Crisis

Global Refuge denounces President Trump's statements today saying Central American kids are a burden on U.S. communities.

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Press Release · Refugee Resettlement

January 27, 2017

Statement — Global Refuge Denounces Trump Administration’s Executive Actions on Refugee Resettlement

Global Refuge strongly opposes the Trump Administration’s decision today to sign an executive order that bans the arrival of Syrian refugees

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Press Release · Immigration and Asylum

January 25, 2017

Statement – Global Refuge Condemns the Trump Administration’s Actions Against Refugees and Migrants

Global Refuge strongly opposes the Trump Administration’s decision today to sign executive orders that direct federal resources towards building a barrier at the U.S. border

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News · Refugee Resettlement

January 5, 2011

Refugee Employment

The most important and often most difficult part of helping a refugee start a new life in the United States is finding employment.

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