Naima* arrived in the United States with her husband and three young children, ready to start a new life. A refugee from Somalia, Naima had limited education and resources but hoped her new country would give her the opportunity to find stability and success. And she was more than willing to put forth the effort needed to realize her dreams.
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Refugee Cap Finalized at Record-Low 7,500 for FY 2026
The Trump administration is formally announcing a refugee admissions ceiling of just 7,500 people for Fiscal Year 2026 — the lowest in U.S. history — while primarily using those limited slots for Afrikaners from South Africa.
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A Commitment That Changes Lives for Generations
In a time when many immigrants and refugees are facing uncertainty, Global Refuge Sustainers provide something precious: consistent hope. Monthly recurring gifts help both Sustainers and Global Refuge look forward with confidence while continuing to make a life-changing impact together.
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Roberto’s Story: Building a Future Back Home
With the help of Global Refuge's Camino a Casa program. Roberto was able to build a bright future at home after being repatriated to Guatemala.
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Refugee Cap to be Set at Record Low 7,500 in FY 2026
The Trump administration is reportedly setting a refugee admissions ceiling of only 7,500 people for Fiscal Year 2026, with most slots reserved for Afrikaners from South Africa. Global Refuge, a leading national refugee resettlement nonprofit, expressed alarm around the sharp drop from the annual cap of 125,000 in Fiscal Year 2025 as global displacement continues to reach historic highs.
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