Refugees and Asylum

"The United States provides refuge to persons who have been persecuted or have a well-founded fear of persecution through two programs: one for refugees (persons outside the U.S.) and one for asylees (persons in the U.S.)."
- The United States Department of Homeland Security

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Biden’s relaxed new border rules mean Baltimore residents would qualify for asylum

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Asylum

Extending ORR Benefits and Beneficiaries

Topics: Refugees

UK’s Wild Version of Our ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy for Asylum Seekers

Topics: Immigration in Foreign Countries, Asylum

Podcast: Ukrainian Refugees in Europe and the U.S.

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 49

Parsing Immigration Policy

Topics: Refugees

Ukrainian Refugees in Europe and the U.S.

Topics: Refugees

Ukrainian Refugees and Europe: A Marathon, Not a Sprint

This marathon can only be won with EU-wide solidarity towards the most affected member states as well as transatlantic burden-sharing based on our common values and principles.

Topics: Refugees

Who Will Be in Charge of Asylum?

Not judges, but the very same asylum officers who were ‘physically sickened’ by the Trump administration’s ‘supervillain plan’ to secure the border

Topics: Asylum

The White House Does, in Fact, Have a Post–Title 42 Plan

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Asylum

Title 42 Reportedly to End May 23

Expect the Biden administration to try to hide the scope of the disaster that will ensue

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Title 42, Asylum

WSJ Inadvertently Reveals Big Downside of U.S. Ukrainian Resettlement

We should not draw off the human capital that will be essential to rebuilding

Topics: Refugees