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The process of admitting refugees into the United States and the subsequent transitions to lawful permanent residency and naturalization.
calls its refugee policy both secure and streamlined because it pairs legally codified, centralized processing systems and interagency with a coordinated designed to move vetted people from referral t...
Families living in refugee camps enter a multi-step resettlement pipeline that begins with registration by or Kenyan authorities, moves through referral and intensive security, medical and biographic ...
Department of Homeland Security records classify Somali arrivals across standard immigration categories — refugee admissions, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), immigrant and nonimmigrant visas — but p...
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sets a 675,000 “worldwide” numerical ceiling that is allocated as roughly 480,000 family‑preference, 140,000 employment‑based, and 55,000 diversity visas, but...