RCUSA releases quarterly reports to monitor the rates of US refugee arrivals and share corresponding policy and program recommendations. In consultation with Congress, President Biden set a refugee admissions goal of 125,000 for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25). This follows a historic fiscal year record of 100,034 arrivals to the US in FY24, the highest level…
RCUSA releases quarterly reports to monitor the rates of US refugee arrivals and share corresponding policy and program recommendations. In consultation with Congress, President Biden set a refugee admissions goal of 125,000 for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24). As a result of the administration’s innovations and the tireless work of resettlement agencies, partner organizations, and community members,…
RCUSA releases quarterly reports to monitor the rates of US refugee arrivals and share corresponding policy and program recommendations. President Biden set a refugee admissions goal for FY24 of 125,000. Through the first three quarters of Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24), the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) has admitted 68,291 refugees. While we commend the Biden…
RCUSA releases quarterly reports to monitor the rates of US refugee arrivals and share corresponding policy and program recommendations. President Biden set a refugee admissions goal for FY24 of 125,000. For the first quarter, the US resettled 21,793 refugees. The US has made significant strides in overseas processing, and these Q1 arrivals numbers indicate a…
Washington, DC – RCUSA has released its year-end review of US refugee resettlement numbers for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23). President Biden had set the refugee admissions goal for FY23 at 125,000 and a total of 60,014 refugees were resettled by the close of the fiscal year on September 30th. While the administration has ushered through…
RCUSA’s policy experts have released a new report examining the progress made since President Biden signed the Executive Order on Rebuilding and Enhancing Programs to Resettle Refugees and Planning for the Impact of Climate Change on Migration on February 4, 2021. Download the full report, or scroll for a preview. DOWNLOAD On February 4, 2021,…
Washington, DC – For Fiscal Year (FY) 2022, the Biden administration set a refugee admissions goal of 125,000, a number which is more reflective both of global need and the United States’ historical goals. While the administration has publicly stated its support for the rebuild of the country’s humanitarian programs, refugee arrivals thus far have…
Washington, DC – Before leaving office, the previous administration set a final record-breaking low refugee admissions goal for fiscal year 2021 (FY21) of just 15,000 — a programmatic decrease of over 80%. This historic low admissions goal was paired with overly restrictive categories of which refugees could be eligible for resettlement, including refugees who faced religious persecution;…
Washington, DC – In September 2019, the administration slashed the refugee admissions goal (Presidential Determination) for fiscal year 2020 to 18,000 and instituted four admissions priorities. In an effort to hold the administration accountable to welcoming 18,000 refugees, RCUSA released a series of quarterly reports detailing the administration’s progress. As a new administration is set…
Washington, DC – In September 2019, the administration slashed the refugee admissions goal (Presidential Determination) for the coming year to 18,000 and instituted four admissions priorities. In an effort to hold the administration accountable to welcoming 18,000 refugees, RCUSA has released a new quarterly report detailing admissions numbers. This fourth report also provides a discussion…