Funders for Refugees & Asylum Seekers (FRAS)
November 2018
Resource
Issue Brief
This issue brief gives an overview of refugee arrivals and ceilings in the past two decades, glimpsea into the lives of refugees who recently arrived in the United States, and the steps that newly resettled refugees are taking to rebuild their lives from scratch.
Source: Center for American Progress
October 2018
News
Commentary
By dramatically reducing the admission cap for the upcoming fiscal year, the Trump administration seems to be abandoning the country’s long-standing commitment to helping those fleeing war and persecution.
Source: The Atlantic
October 2018
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Commentary
The Trump administration’s goal has been clear: It wants as few people as possible coming to the United States without papers. And if they do come, it wants to deport them as quickly as possible. That goal might finally be within their grasp.
Source: Vox
September 2018
News
Commentary
The Trump administration is considering another extreme reduction in the number of refugees allowed into the United States.
Source: The New York Times
July 2018
News
Commentary
In a recent learning visit spanning the Greek archipelago — from Athens to Lesbos and Thessaloniki — our team saw what is really taking place on the ground. While the number of refugee arrivals-per-month has dropped in the past year, the challenges in responding to existing and new refugees remain.
Source: Negar Tayyar's Medium Channel
June 2018
News
Commentary
A White House aide and ally of President Donald Trump’s most hard-line advisor, Stephen Miller, has been appointed to a position at the State Department where he would exercise influence over refugee policies, in a move that could further enable the administration’s harsh crackdown on migration.
Source: Foreign Policy
January 2018
Resource
Report
The Trump Administration is expanding prosecutions for unauthorized border crossing by targeting refugees legally seeking the protection of the United States. In so doing, it is violating both U.S. and international law.
Source: Human Rights First
January 2018
Resource
Video
Home sweet home. Home is safety. Home is comfort. Home is familiar. What happens when you need to flee your home?
Source: ELI Talks
August 2016
Resource
Report
This report profiles the experiences of five asylum-seeking families who are divided by detention. It provides a preliminary analysis of how this separation occurs, and the impact this separation can have on families’ well-being and ability to access humanitarian protection.
Source: American Immigration Council
