Refugees International strongly condemns President Trump’s recent invocation of the Alien Enemies Act to enact mass deportations of Venezuelan nationals, including asylum seekers, without due process.
In Apparent Quid Pro Quo Deal, Panama and Costa Rica Facilitating U.S.-Sponsored Human Rights Violations of Asylum Seekers
Panama and Costa Rica are facilitating U.S.-sponsored human rights violations by detaining and repatriating asylum seekers who were blocked from seeking refuge in the U.S.
Regional Partners Must Step Up as Rubio Pursues Anti-Refugee, Anti-Migrant Agenda on Americas Trip
With the U.S. posturing as a regional bully, countries across the region must work together to share responsibility and protect and support people seeking safety.
Refugees International Condemns Use of Guantanamo to Detain Immigrants
Setting up an American gulag in the Caribbean in response to forced displacement in the Americas is a shameful low in U.S. history.
Refugees International Opposes Arbitrary and Cruel Cessation of Parole Program Processing and Call for Deportation of Parolees
These actions will put lives at risk, tear families apart, and undermine many U.S. businesses that have employed people on parole in the United States.
Statement for the Record | Remain in Mexico
A restart of the Remain in Mexico program would be a disastrous decision that will further a humanitarian crisis on our border.
Fact Sheet: Resources for CHNV Parolees, December 2024
This fact sheet is designed to help CHNV supporters and parolees best understand how the program is currently working and how to prepare for likely changes to it next year.
Harvard Law Clinic and Jenner & Block LLP Sue for Information Refugees International Requested on AI’s Role in Asylum Decisions
DHS has not been transparent about its use of a tool that may be determining whether someone is denied refuge and deported.
USA Today: Biden’s Legacy Can Be a Humane Transition or a Slammed Door on Asylum Seekers
The Biden administration must work with the Mexican government to expand access to asylum at land border ports of entry.
Cartagena +40: Where Next for Refugee Protection in Latin America?
Join us for a panel on evolving protections for refugees in Latin America 40 years on from the historic Cartagena Declaration.