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Advocating for the rights of forcibly displaced people.
Find breaking news and analysis from RCUSA below.
Media inquiries for RCUSA staff or coalition members can be sent to the Director of Advocacy and Communications at media@rcusa.org.
Media Contact
Mariam Sayeed media@rcusa.org
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Refugee Council USA Denounces Harmful Refugee Benefits Cuts in Budget Reconciliation Package
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Refugee Council USA Condemns Discriminatory Travel Ban as Betrayal of American Values and Humanitarian Commitments
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RCUSA Advocacy Days 2025: Refugee Leaders Demand Congress Restore Humanitarian Protections
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Refugee Advocates to Court: U.S. Government is Attempting to Slam the Door Shut on People Fleeing Persecution
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House-passed Budget Reconciliation Legislation Fails Our Communities, Guts Refugees, Immigrants, and Vulnerable Families’ Access to Food Assistance and Medical Care
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RCUSA Promotes Mariam Sayeed to Communications Manager
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As Trump Administration Resettles Afrikaners, Refugee Council USA Calls for Restoration of U.S. Leadership as a Beacon of Freedom for all Eligible Refugees
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The Trump Administration’s First 100 Days: An Extreme Agenda Threatens Refugees, Immigrants – and Democracy
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RCUSA Outraged by Trump Administration’s Wrongful, Sweeping Terminations of Humanitarian Protection
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RCUSA Welcomes Olga Diaz-Nasser as Program Assistant
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Resettlement Process
The US Refugee Admissions Program helps refugees resettle in the United States.
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Refugee Arrivals Dashboard
Through this tracker, we will hold the administration accountable to admitting 125,000 refugees in FY24.
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Asylum Process
Learn the steps individuals must navigate to be resettled as a refugee in the United States.