After five years, the European Union and Turkey agreement to manage the crossing of refugees and migrants from Turkey to Greece’s Aegean islands is a failure.
TPS for Venezuelans a ‘Long-awaited, Lifesaving Move’
The Biden administration’s decision today to grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans residing in the United States is a long-awaited, lifesaving move.
Refugees International Urges Action on Myanmar
Refugees International continues to stand with the people of Myanmar and urges all countries to demand that the military cease its assault on civilians, release those detained, and pursue a democratic path that respects the rights of all minority communities.
International Women’s Day an Opportunity for Biden to Fulfill Commitments to Refugee Women and Girls
President Biden’s presidential campaign committed to a wide range of actions that if taken, would help protect, empower, and assist marginalized women and girls around the globe.
Refugees International Launches #WeCanWelcome Campaign
Refugees International is launching today a campaign with a strong message: that #WeCanWelcome asylum seekers.
Refugees International Welcomes the Introduction of Biden Immigration Bill
Refugees International welcomes the introduction of the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021.
Refugees International Welcomes Biden Move to Welcome Refugees This Year
Refugee resettlement saves lives, bolsters U.S. national security, supports our allies, and enriches our communities in countless ways.
President Biden’s Announcement of Burma Sanctions Is a Welcome Step, But More Must Be Done
Senior Advocate for Human Rights Daniel P. Sullivan responds to President Biden’s sanctions on Myanmar after the recent coup.
Refugees International Welcomes Colombia’s Commitment to Regularize Displaced Venezuelans
Refugees International applauds Colombia’s commitment to regularize displaced Venezuelans and allow them the right to work for ten years.
Biden EO Commits to Groundbreaking Improvements to U.S. Refugee Admissions Program
The EO recognizes that delays in administering the U.S. Refugee Admissions program—including through discriminatory procedures—raise grave humanitarian concerns that the program is itself designed to combat.