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Our history of providing refuge to people seeking safety should not be bartered.

Business leaders, faith leaders, state and local leaders, members of Congress, and people seeking safety themselves have come together with a single message: let asylum seekers work.

U.S. policies will likely lead to unsafe returns of Venezuelans and represent dangerous precedents for the future and examples for the region.

Refugees International welcomes the Biden administration’s announcements yesterday of the extension and redesignation of Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status and other measures that will enable those who have sought safety in the United States…

The Asylum Seeker Work Authorization Act is a win-win-win for business, state and local governments, and people seeking safety.

Refugees International supports an emergency supplemental submission to Congress that would include support for humanitarian needs.

Refugees International welcomes a California District Court decision that the Biden administration's asylum ban is unlawful and arbitrary.

Congress must pass the Afghan Adjustment Act, bipartisan legislation that would give Afghans paroled into the United States the ability to apply for permanent legal residency.

While more than two thirds of voters – 71 percent – believe the United States should have a resettlement program, that share jumps to 87 percent if they say they…

The majority of likely voters across the United States are supportive of access to asylum at the U.S. southern border by a margin of +20 percent, according to a new…