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Global Refuge is deeply troubled by the enactment of a reconciliation package directing an additional $70 billion of funding to immigration enforcement agencies through the end of the current administration.
Global Refuge is deeply troubled by the enactment of a reconciliation package directing an additional $70 billion of funding to immigration enforcement agencies through the end of the current administration.
Most of the cancellations target federal programs serving refugees, unaccompanied children, and other humanitarian populations.
The Department of Homeland Security formally announced an interim final rule, which will take immediate effect upon its publication, cutting the time refugees have to contest the termination of their status to 10 days.
Read MoreGlobal Refuge today voiced its opposition to the Fiscal Year 2027 presidential determination, which sets the U.S. refugee admissions ceiling at 17,500 and directs that those places go primarily to Afrikaners from South Africa.
Read MoreStarting October 1, refugees, Afghan allies, Ukrainian parolees, and survivors of torture and human trafficking who are living in the United States legally are no longer eligible for Medicaid or Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
Read MoreThe reported plan would dedicate 17,500 admissions slots, primarily to resettling a single nationality, as thousands of other vetted refugees remain effectively shut out of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program
Read MoreGlobal Refuge today responded to a new report from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG) documenting conditions at the state-run Florida detention center known as "Alligator Alcatraz."
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