Refugees International hosted a webinar about how Mexico and the United States can work together to uphold the rights and meet the needs of Haitians.
What Title 42 Has Wrought
While we should welcome support and refuge for Ukrainians in need, it must also be available to those fleeing violence and persecution within our hemisphere and without discrimination.
An Opportunity for Change: The Case for Economic Inclusion of Venezuelans in Riohacha
The case of Riohacha, where a wide range of development, security, and humanitarian challenges collide, showcases the need for greater solutions to host and integrate forcibly displaced Venezuelans throughout Colombia.
Pushed into the Shadows: Mexico’s Reception of Haitian Migrants
The situation for Haitians in Mexico represents a longer journey of rejection, neglect, and difficulties throughout the Americas.
Leadership Conference Title 42 Letter to Congress Backed By 200+ Groups
200+ organizations wrote to U.S. Congress to encourage senators and representatives to work in tandem with the Biden administration in ending Title 42, which is an urgent racial justice, human rights, and civil rights issue.
Ukraine Parole Program Unnecessarily Limits Welcome
The Biden administration’s creation of a temporary, privately sponsored parole pathway to the United States for Ukrainians is a missed opportunity to reinvest in the resettlement program.
68 Organizations Call on State Department to End Delays On TPS
Refugees International joined over 60 organizations raising concerns about reports that the State Department is obstructing immigrants from accessing protection through Temporary Protected Status.
New U.S. Border Asylum Rule Highlights Need for Additional Reforms
Refugees International is gratified that the rule on the processing of asylum seekers issued by the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security addresses several of the concerns Refugees International raised when it was proposed, however crucial reforms are not addressed in this rule.
Supporting LGBTQ+ Organizations in Central America
Refugees International and IRCA Casabierta hosted an event bringing together LGBTQ+ leaders from Central America to discuss the challenges and opportunities in providing services to displaced LGBTQ+ people and how the Biden administration and regional governments can support their efforts.
Apoyando a Organizaciones LGBTQ+ en Centroamérica
Refugees International e IRCA Casabierta organizaron este evento que reunió a líderes LGBTQ+ de América Central para discutir los desafíos y oportunidades en la prestación de servicios a personas LGBTQ+ desplazadas y cómo la administración Biden y los gobiernos regionales pueden apoyar sus esfuerzos.