For decades, the United States has offered safety to people fleeing violence, conflict, or persecution in their home countries. The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program(USRAP) is the long-standing system that vets, processes, and resettles refugees in partnership with states, local communities like yours, and nonprofit and faith-based organizations across the country.

Refugees pass rigorous security checks and in-person interviews overseas before ever setting foot in the United States. Once here,…

Our grassroots advocacy helped delay the ICE/CBP reconciliation package for months and kept the vote razor‑thin — but earlier this month, it ultimately passed. The package provides nearly $70 billion in new funding for ICE and Border Patrol over the next three years — the largest enforcement expansion in modern U.S. history — fueling mass deportations, detention expansion, aggressive interior enforcement, and an anti‑sanctuary city mandate, all without humanitarian safeguards or limits on…

We need our grassroots supporters to take action today to speak out against a U.S. government policy that calls for the detention of refugees.For many years, our advocacy helped Global Refuge welcome new refugee neighbors to our communities by offering a warm hello, preparing homes, assisting with school enrollment, supporting English classes, and providing employment opportunities as they found safety and protection in the United States. Today, government policies are putting those same…

After the Mullin v. Doe ruling, Haitian TPS holders are more vulnerable than ever. Congress must lock in protections now.

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a lifesaving humanitarian protection tool in U.S. immigration law. It allows people from countries facing war, natural disasters, or other major crises to live and work legally in the United States while their home country remains unsafe. TPS offers stability, protection, and the ability to support their families until it is safe to return…