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Myanmar refugees in Thailand start interviews for US resettlement - Vimarsana News

Myanmar refugees in Thailand start interviews for US resettlement

Thailand says eligible refugees have been interviewed in two of nine border camps

UNHCR And Thailand Enhance Cooperation On Refugees And Stateless People - Vimarsana News

UNHCR And Thailand Enhance Cooperation On Refugees And Stateless People

During his three-day visit, which concludes on Tuesday, UNHCR the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, has engaged in dialogue with

Celebration in Utica: August is Karen-American Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

Celebration in Utica: August is Karen-American Heritage Month

Assemblyperson Marianne Buttenschon presented a resolution declaring August Karen Heritage Month.

Source: wktv.com
Surge in Student Numbers at Border Refugee Camps Highlights Urgent Need for Aid - Vimarsana News

Surge in Student Numbers at Border Refugee Camps Highlights Urgent Need for Aid

A Karen Refugee Committee (KRC) official has highlighted a significant increase in the student population within the 7 Karen refugee camps situated along the Thai-Myanmar border assistance is needed for the construction of classroom buildings and the provision of teaching materials for the 2023-2024 academic year. Saw Hay Soe, the KRC education officer, stated that the 7 Karen

Thwarting Terrorists While Protecting Innocents: The Material Support and Related Provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act - Vimarsana News

Thwarting Terrorists While Protecting Innocents: The Material Support and Related Provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act

Restrictions enacted into law after 9/11 barred persons whoprovided any kind of support to a group of persons viewed asterrorists from entering the U.S.  The laws were alsointerpreted to cover those who under duress and the threat of harmto themselves or their families were forced to provide theterrorists with food, housing, or other material support. TheAdministration and Congress have been working to remedy thisproblem and allow more otherwise eligible and honorable applicantsfor admission, refugees, and asylees to settle in America.