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About 4,500 Ukrainians have arrived in Oregon since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, upending their lives and forcing them to flee the danger and chaos of their homeland.

About 4,500 Ukrainians have arrived in Oregon since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, upending their lives and forcing them to flee the danger and chaos of their homeland.

About 4,500 Ukrainians have arrived in Oregon since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, upending their lives and forcing them to flee the danger and chaos of their homeland.

The 62-page report, “‘This Hell Was My Only Option’: Abuses Against Migrants and Asylum Seekers Pushed to Cross the Darién Gap,” is the first in a series of Human Rights Watch reports on migration via the Darién Gap. Human Rights Watch found that restrictions on movement from South American countries to Mexico and Central America, often promoted by the United States government, have helped contribute to sharp increases in numbers of people crossing the Darién Gap. This exposes migrant...

Are you tired of reading about the major problems like the world refugee problem and feeling helpless to do something to help?

Pakistan has begun a phased approach to ridding its country of around 3.7 million Afghan refugees. In the first phase, 1.7 million illegal refugees must depart Pakistan by Nov. 1 or face forced deportation. The country’s Caretaker Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti told the Telegraph that the second phase will target “those with Afghan citizenship,” while the third phase will expel Afghans with “proof of residence cards.”

Record migration through the treacherous Darién Gap is a “wake-up call” for governments across the region. But it’s touching local communities in positive – and painful – ways, too.

It wasnt all that long ago that welcoming refugees into our communities was recognized as a purely humanitarian effort, one of the noble acts that defined America.

Before Donald Trump became president, the United States had long resettled more refugees than every other country combined. The Biden administration is rebuilding that tradition.

The University of Missouri School of Medicine is receiving $16 Million to Address Rural Physician Shortage. The Federal award will provide $4 million annually o