Civil society organizations call on IACHR to investigate and document the mass human rights abuses committed by the United States.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: I Fled Ukraine and Rebuilt My Life in Georgia. Now my legal Status is at Risk
We live under a cloud of anxiety, knowing we could lose our legal status — and everything we’re working to rebuild — with the stroke of a pen.
Let Them Stay Update #5
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
Refugees International Stands in Solidarity with Neighbors in Washington DC and around the Country
The District of Columbia is not being targeted due to crime; it is being targeted because it is a city that has welcomed immigrants for decades.
Let Them Stay Update #4 August 22, 2025
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
Refugees International Condemns U.S.–Costa Rica Deportation Agreement
This agreement outsources the Trump administration’s cruel immigration enforcement to other countries and is a misuse of U.S. funding.
Statement for the Record on Humanitarian Parole
The Trump administration’s mass termination of parole is inhumane and detrimental to U.S. interests, sowing chaos across U.S. communities.
Let Them Stay: Guervens’ Story
Guervens’ story is a testament to the power of pathways like CHNV — and why we must fight back against the stripping of humanitarian parole.
Refugees International Welcomes Costa Rican Court’s Order to Release Migrants Expelled by the United States, Provide Services
The decision should serve as a warning to the Costa Rican government not to collaborate with the United States on deportation deals that will violate the human rights of migrants.
SCOTUS Green Lights Trump Deportations to Danger
Refugees International is outraged by this decision, which undermines the rule of law, the rights of immigrants, and U.S. obligations under the Convention Against Torture.