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BANNER ELK — Representatives from Lees-McRae College and Shoreline-West Region—Connecticut State Community College System met virtually on Feb. 24 to establish a pathway for transfer students interested in pursuing a

Claim: Verdict: Explanation The issue of LGBTQ+ in Ghana has been in the news for weeks following the launch of an LGBTQ+ office in Ghana. The claim was being circulated on Instagram and was forwarded to Dubawa for fact-checking. The conversation on LGBTQ+ communities in Ghana has been and is still being discussed widely and, as such, all issues concerning the matter warrant clarification. Verification Firstly, we subjected the image to Google Reverse Image Search and found that the news sour...

Advocacy/Communications Job in Kenya, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from CWS; closing on 18 Mar 2021

Program/Project Management Job in Kenya about Protection and Human Rights, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from CWS; closing on 08 Mar 2021

Administration/Finance Job in Uganda, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from CWS; closing on 17 Mar 2021

Tracking Trump’s notable immigration policy changes By Zoë Watkins Published February 10, 2021 Share this story President Donald Trump had a specific immigration agenda when he entered the White House in 2017: Stem the flow of immigrants — both legal and undocumented. He implemented measures that cut legal immigration by nearly 50% and banned residents of mostly Muslim countries from entering the U.S. He began to build a wall between Mexico and the Southwest U.S. and increased border...

Biden reopens door to refugees and Americans who want to help them Building a more enduring resettlement program depends on the approval and engagement of Americans. Making deeply personal connections is the key. Sasha Chanoff and Vilas Dhar Opinion contributors President Joe Biden just threw a lifeline to victims of one of the modern world’s greatest tragedies: He announced his administrations intention to raise the U.S. Refugee Admissions Programs annual cap to 125,000 people. Thats u...

The Biden administration is proposing to revise the number of refugees that can be admitted to the United States in fiscal year 2021 to 62,500, a significant increase from the 15,000 cap put in place under former President Donald Trump, according to a report obtained by CNN.

Human rights organizations welcomed President Joe Bidens executive order Thursday significantly raising the cap on the number of refugees allowed into the country. "Its going to take time to rebuild what has been so badly damaged, but thats precisely what were going to do," Biden said Thursday. Former President Donald Trump—whose administration was marked by xenophobic policies—set the ceiling for refugee admissions at a record low 15,000, a move that elicited fierce criticism from rights g...

President Biden's Executive Order sends a message loud and clear: refugees are welcome in the United States of America. Today, the United States is...