The United States' legacy as a beacon for the persecuted and the unfree is at risk. Since the 1980s, the U.S. refugee program has welcomed 3 million refugees. A reported record low refugee admissions ceiling would betray this long and proud history of welcome across the country.

Refugee rights must stay protected. Last month, U.S. policymakers proposed an approach that would weaken refugee rights. Changing rules on asylum and refugee protections means vulnerable people face new risks. Learn what the proposals are and why we are fighting for increased

Happy Diwali! May this Festival of Lights bring peace, prosperity, and happiness to you and your loved ones. Here’s to new beginnings and the triumph of light over darkness.

To help individuals and families prepare for immigration enforcement actions, USCRI has released updated #KnowYourRights and Safety Planning documents in several languages. Stay empowered and safe by knowing what your rights are during street stops, vehicle stops, home visits,

USCRI (USCRI Latinoamérica y el Caribe) launches the #StillStanding campaign in Tijuana to support 8,000+ displaced & deported people with legal aid, education, job training & more—amid rising migration restrictions. With 114+ years of impact, USCRI is committed to reducing barriers and enhancing

Join USCRI and ChildFund Kenya on Oct 29 for a webinar sharing findings from a recent needs assessment conducted in Kakuma, Dadaab, and Nairobi. Refugee children in Kenya continue to face urgent protection risks. Register at bit.ly/47AF2AF ChildFund

In 2025, Burundi has seen the largest refugee influx in decades, with 70K+ Congolese refugees fleeing into the country. Simultaneously, conflict & natural disasters have displaced 92K+ Burundians internally. The healthcare system is overwhelmed & aid agencies face extreme funding

Ready to make an impact? USCRI is now hiring for 20+ positions across the United States. Learn more and apply today at refugees.org/careers/

Over 200 guests joined USCRI #Cleveland on October 4th at Reprise ’25 to celebrate community, family, and connection at beautiful Oxbow Orchard. From live music and local refugee cuisine to bonfires and dancing, the evening was a good time for all. Together, we raised over

Refugee children in Kenya continue to face urgent protection risks, including separation from caregivers, child labor, early marriage, and limited access to healthcare and education. Join us tomorrow at 9am EST for a webinar sharing findings from a recent needs assessment

It’s #NationalImmigrantsDay and at USCRI we have celebrated the diverse cultures, backgrounds, and contributions of immigrants since 1911. Learn more about our history, and immigrants contributions to America, at Refugees.org

Due to a new regulation, nearly 200,000 immigrants with a valid work authorization will eventually lose their trucking license, threatening not just their livelihoods, but the American economy. Immigrant drivers are the backbone of America’s supply chain, hauling medicine, food,

“Without any notice, the Trump Administration is yet again pulling the rug out from under U.S. employers and workers.” READ the statement from AILA on the end to automatic work permit extensions for many immigrants: bit.ly/4hzMsrf

Starting Nov 1, refugees, asylees & survivors of trafficking will lose access to #SNAP food assistance under H.R.1. Every $1 in SNAP benefits generates about $1.50 in local economic activity. Cutting off access hurts us all. Learn more at bit.ly/49cCMRJ

A catastrophe is unfolding in El Fasher, North Darfur. Mass killings of civilians and humanitarian workers. Sexual violence. Detention. Attacks on hospitals. Severe shortages of food and water. No one is safe in El Fasher. Around 260,000 civilians, including 130,000

Today, the White House announced an FY2026 refugee admissions goal of only 7,500—the lowest since the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program began. USCRI is deeply disappointed. At a time when over 123 million people are displaced worldwide, this decision undermines decades of

Feliz Día de los Muertos! May today be a day of joyful remembrance and connection to all who celebrate. How are you honoring loved ones today? #DayoftheDead #DiadelosMuertos

On Friday, the White House set the refugee admission goal for FY2026 at just 7,500. Swipe through to learn what this means, why it’s important, and what’s at stake with this historically low number. Read more at bit.ly/4qziUOC

Another devastating earthquake has struck #Afghanistan, adding to the suffering of families still recovering from past disasters, such as the earthquake in September. Read USCRI's piece on how natural hazards are turned into disasters by human failure: refugees.org/afghanistans-e…

Have you voted yet today? Every election is an opportunity to shape the future of your community. Don’t sit this one out—make your voice heard!