United States

Humanitarian Concerns Should be at the Forefront of Erdoğan-Trump Meeting

As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and U.S. President Donald Trump prepare to meet in Washington, D.C. next week, Refugees International calls on both leaders to place humanitarian concerns at the forefront of their discussion of the Syrian conflict and their shared desire to defeat the Islamic State.

Civil Society Letter to Congress in Support of the United Nations

As civil society organizations committed to multilateral cooperation as a means to creating a better, safer world, we urge you to support strong U.S. leadership at the United Nations, including by fully meeting our nation’s financial obligations to the organization.

Statement on the Revised Refugee Ban

President Trump is likely to issue a new Executive Order this week, reworking his previous and much protested travel ban on immigrants and refugees.

Statement on the 9th Circuit Appeals Court Ruling

Refugees International welcomes the decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refusing to reinstate President Donald Trump’s Executive Order barring refugees and immigrants – predominantly from seven Muslim majority nations – from entering the United States.

Letter on the Nomination Hearings of Rex Tillerson and Nikki Haley

Looking toward the confirmation hearings for Secretary of State Designate Rex Tillerson and UN Ambassador Designate Nikki Haley, a coalition of U.S.-based international humanitarian and development organizations write to ask the chairman and ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to elevate the value of U.S. global engagement.