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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.
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Mariam Sayeed media@rcusa.org
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Refugee Council USA Decries Trump Administration’s Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for FY 2027 that Discriminates Against Refugees Most At Risk and Shamefully Rejects the Most Vulnerable
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Refugee Council USA Denounces Trump Administration’s Racial Animus and Persistent Discriminatory Pattern of Unlawful Actions that Harm Refugees
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Ahead of FY 2027 Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions, RCUSA Calls for Nondiscriminatory Resettlement for Refugees Most At Risk, Termination of the Refugee Ban, and Investments in our Communities
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Refugee Council USA Commemorates the Anniversary of the Refugee Convention: Turning 75 Years of Commitment into Action
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Members of Congress and Refugee Organizations Commemorate 75 Years of the Refugee Convention with Call to Protect the Right to Seek Safety
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RCUSA Advocacy Days 2026: Refugee, Faith, and Community Leaders Demand Congressional Action to Restore Refugee, Asylum & Humanitarian Protections
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Supreme Court Deals Devastating Blow to Asylum and Humanitarian Protection: Asylum Seekers Turned Away, While TPS Holders Face Loss of Status
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As Congress Fuels Mass Immigration Detention and Deportation, RCUSA Calls for Investments into Care for Our Communities
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As the White House Plans to Increase the Refugee Admissions Goal, Refugee Council USA Denounces Trump Administration’s Discriminatory Approach Toward At-Risk Refugees
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Refugee Council USA, Refugee Congress, and World Relief release a new report on the Chicago-based pilot of the Refugee Integration Self-Assessment
Helpful Resources
Committees & Working Groups
Resettlement Process
The US Refugee Admissions Program helps refugees resettle in the United States.
Committees & Working GroupsPolicy Center
Refugee Arrivals Dashboard
Through this tracker, we will hold the administration accountable to admitting 125,000 refugees in FY24.
Committees & Working Groups
Asylum Process
Learn the steps individuals must navigate to be resettled as a refugee in the United States.