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Here are key immigration executive orders and proclamations that directly impact immigration and how they will affect refugees and other immigrants.
Here are key immigration executive orders and proclamations that directly impact immigration and how they will affect refugees and other immigrants.
Global Refuge condemns in the strongest possible terms the false accusations lodged against our humanitarian work. As a faith-based nonprofit, we have faithfully walked alongside legally admitted refugees & immigrants for 85 years.
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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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Global Refuge expresses its profound concern following this week’s executive actions that halt asylum protections and aggressively intensify interior immigration enforcement.
Read MoreAmid significant upheaval across immigration, climate, and international policy, this Earth Day may be a solemn one for those who care about the climate crisis and the people displaced by it.
Read MoreThis week marks the second anniversary of renewed violence in Sudan and the occupation of Khartoum. Global Refuge continues to call for the resumption of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program to help bring Sudanese to safety and for the maintenance of Temporary Protected Status for Sudanese families living in the United States.
Read MoreProtections and pathways for Afghans have been under a profound assault in recent months. The latest part of that assault: The Administration has reportedly decided it will terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghanistan.
Read More“Temporary Protected Status exists for a reason: to protect people whose return to their country would place them in grave danger. Afghanistan today is still reeling..."
Read MoreA local group of teenagers hosted a bake sale for immigration and refugee resettlement agency Global Refuge.
Read MoreZumbe is a former refugee from Democratic Republic of Congo who came to the United States in 2023. Though his wife and children were supposed to join him, recent policy changes mean he doesn't know when--or if--he'll see them again.
Read MoreAs owner of airline catering service Express Catering and as a Global Refuge Preferred Refugee Employer, Frank Fumich employs a large number of refugee and immigrant workers.
Read MoreOn March 7, Global Refuge President and CEO Krish O'Mara Vignarajah joined the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and other faith leaders in affirming our solidarity with and support of refugee and other immigrant communities.
Read MoreGlobal Refuge today expressed deep concern over the U.S. Department of State’s sudden decision to terminate its grant agreements for the reception and placement of legally admitted refugees arriving through the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP).
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