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Refugee Program Rebuild Must Continue, USCRI Urges After Biden Sets Admissions Ceiling

On September 29, President Biden set the

Refugee Program Must Strengthen Protections for Climate-Displaced Persons, USCRI and Others Urge

The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) is joining other refugee resettlement and policy org

Examining Continued Protection Concerns for Rohingya Refugees, Speakers

We are proud to introduce the speakers for our upcoming webinar: Examining Continued Protection Concerns for Rohingya Refugees on Wednesday, August 23, 2023. Speakers:

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Refugee Program Rebuild Must Continue, USCRI Urges After Biden Sets Admissions Ceiling

USCRI September 29, 2023

On September 29, President Biden set the
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Refugee Program Must Strengthen Protections for Climate-Displaced Persons, USCRI and Others Urge

USCRI September 7, 2023

The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) is joining other refugee resettlement and policy org
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USCRI Statement: USCRI and Fellow Advocates Call for Ukraine TPS Redesignation

USCRI August 11, 2023

Today, the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) and five leading organizations called on the Biden administration to immediately extend and redesignat
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What Gives You Hope Away From Home? – Mohammad Razi Ahmadi

USCRI June 20, 2023

The Darkest Day 15 August of 2021 marked the darkest day in the past 20-year history of my life. My country had fallen to the hand of the Taliban - a group whose leaders we
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World Refugee Day Virtual Panel : New Beginnings

USCRI June 23, 2022

For World Refugee Day, the
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Celebrating Jason Lin during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

USCRI May 23, 2022

We are excited to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May, which was chosen to comm
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USCRI Welcomes Announcement That the U.S. Will Accept 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees

USCRI March 24, 2022

USCRI welcomes the U.S. government announcement that the country will be accepting up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. The
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USCRI Advocates for Independent United Nations Inquiry on Missing Tigray Refugees

USCRI February 9, 2021

The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) is an international non-governmental organization that has advocated for the h
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USCRI Statement on the President’s Report to Congress on the Proposed Refugee Admission for FY2021

USCRI October 1, 2020

ARLINGTON, VA – The President’s Report to Congress on the Proposed Refugee Ceiling for FY 2021 calling for a maximum of 15,000 refugees to enter the U.S. is a serious and conseque
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The Scope of Displacement: Reading the Watson Institute Working Paper

USCRI September 14, 2020

Last week, a working paper from the Watson Institute at Brown University made a small stir in the immigration advocacy community. The paper’s hook is that U.S. military interventions are responsible
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Refugee Program Rebuild Must Continue, USCRI Urges After Biden Sets Admissions Ceiling

Refugee Program Must Strengthen Protections for Climate-Displaced Persons, USCRI and Others Urge

Examining Continued Protection Concerns for Rohingya Refugees, Speakers

Refugee Program Rebuild Must Continue, USCRI Urges After Biden Sets Admissions Ceiling

Refugee Program Must Strengthen Protections for Climate-Displaced Persons, USCRI and Others Urge

USCRI Statement: USCRI and Fellow Advocates Call for Ukraine TPS Redesignation

What Gives You Hope Away From Home? – Mohammad Razi Ahmadi

World Refugee Day Virtual Panel : New Beginnings

Celebrating Jason Lin during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

USCRI Welcomes Announcement That the U.S. Will Accept 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees

USCRI Advocates for Independent United Nations Inquiry on Missing Tigray Refugees

USCRI Statement on the President’s Report to Congress on the Proposed Refugee Admission for FY2021

The Scope of Displacement: Reading the Watson Institute Working Paper

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