US Refugee Policy
How the government formalized refugee admissions
The admission of refugees to the United States and their resettlement here are authorized by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), as amended by the Refugee Act of 1980. …
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Honorable Mike Quigley
Representative, Illinois, Democrat
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Honorable Grace Meng
Representative, New York, Democrat
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Honorable Sheila Jackson Lee
Representative, Texas, Democrat
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Honorable Bob Casey
Senator, Pennsylvania, Democrat
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Honorable John Cornyn
Senator, Texas, Republican
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Honorable John Barrasso
Senator, Wyoming, Republican
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Honorable Andrew Garbarino
Representative, New York, Republica
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Pawel Styrna
Senior Researcher, Federation for American Immigration Reform
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Foreword
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Refugee Needs by the Numbers
Displacements around the globe have grown in recent years
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US Refugee Policy
How the government formalized refugee admissions
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Refugee Admissions for 2023
The Biden administration proposes raising admission caps
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How the US Welcomes Refugees
The Office of Refugee Resettlement’s community programs
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What Congress Is Doing on Refugee Resettlement
As needs grow, Congress has a limited role in refugee programs
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Reducing fuel costs versus disincentivizing new oil production
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Pros and Cons of a Windfall Tax on Oil Companies
Reducing fuel costs versus disincentivizing new oil production
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Pros and Cons of a Shield Law for Journalists
A free press versus potential security threats
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