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The orders seek to remake U.S. refugee and immigration policy by closing off virtually all pathways for people to seek refuge in the United States.

Join us on February 11 for an evening reception with Refugees International supporters and leadership.

Internal displacement has long been a neglected issue on the international stage. Here are four priority actions aid actors must take in 2025.

The Brazilian model holds promise for refugee situations in the Americas and around the world, where fatigued donors and beleaguered hosts try to marginalize refugees.

A restart of the Remain in Mexico program would be a disastrous decision that will further a humanitarian crisis on our border. 

The initial six-week pause must evolve into a permanent ceasefire, and ensure unimpeded and unconditonal humanitarian aid into Gaza.

President Carter’s actions during Southeast Asia’s refugee crisis remain a model for what is possible when leaders rise to meet moral challenges with clarity and resolve.

The genocide determination is a significant recognition of the horrors the people of Sudan have experienced amid the war. But it must come with further measures.

Refugees International mourns the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, a steadfast advocate for human rights and a champion for displaced people.

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.