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HIAS and other groups ask Biden administration to extend protected status to Israelis in US - Vimarsana News

HIAS and other groups ask Biden administration to extend protected status to Israelis in US

(JTA) — HIAS, the Jewish immigration advocacy group, and seven other Jewish groups asked the Biden Administration to extend protected status to Israelis in the United States who fear returning to a warzone. The letter sent Friday asks President Joe Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to extend to Israelis deciding to wait out […]

HIAS and other groups ask Biden admin to give Israelis protected status - Vimarsana News

HIAS and other groups ask Biden admin to give Israelis protected status

The US has already said they will extend Temporary Protected Status, which allows non-citizens to remain in the US when their home country is dangerous, to Palestinians.

Source: jpost.com
Maine refugee resettlement numbers expected to double - Vimarsana News

Maine refugee resettlement numbers expected to double

The state's 3 resettlement agencies expect to receive a total of 840 refugees from various countries in the next 12 months.

US policy shift opens path for more Latam, Caribbean refugees - Vimarsana News

US policy shift opens path for more Latam, Caribbean refugees

As the number of migrants coming to the United States’s southern border climbs, the Biden administration is aiming to admit more refugees from Latin America and the Caribbean over the next year. The White House released the targets last Friday for...

More refugees to come from Latin America, Caribbean under Biden's new 125,000 refugee cap - Vimarsana News

More refugees to come from Latin America, Caribbean under Biden's new 125,000 refugee cap

As the number of migrants coming to the U.S.’s southern border is climbing, the Biden administration aims to admit more refugees from Latin America and the Caribbean over the next year.