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President Joe Biden's border crisis eclipses America's refugee programs as illegal immigrants far outnumber refugees.

As the United Nations recognized World Refugee Day on June 20, the Biden administration used the fig leaf of refugee policy to distract from the millions of illegal aliens flooding across the U.S.-Mexico border under its parole programs.

The United States pledges to welcome 125,000 refugees next year, which is a level not seen in three decades.

News and Press Release in English on United States of America and 4 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 14 Jun 2023 by USCRI

Today, 12 diverse organizations joined the Welcome Corps as Private Sponsor Organizations. They will leverage their expertise to help recruit, support, and oversee Americans who are sponsoring newcomers through the Welcome Corps.

THE ISSUE Since President Joe Biden took office, the number of illegal aliens encountered at the U.S. border has exceeded all historical records. Despite the legal requirement for mandatory detention of those caught entering illegally, the Administration’s strategy has been to admit as many as possible on the pretext that they are seeking asylum.

Nearly two years after the United States evacuated approximately 124,000 people from Afghanistan, tens of thousands of Afghans who worked for the U.S. government remain inside the country, facing fear of Taliban persecution. Over 152,000 Afghans who say they have worked for the U.S. military in Afghanistan prior to the Taliban's return to power in…

News and Press Release in English on United States of America and 1 other country about Protection and Human Rights; published on 9 Jun 2023 by USCRI

More Afghans receive special immigration visa, and some call for the expansion of the program

Refugee Services of Texas, the state’s largest resettlement agency, has closed after 45 years. KERA’s Stella Chavez spoke with Justin Martin about what this means.