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Eligibility of refugees, asylees, and parolees for federal public benefits and refugee resettlement services in the United States
The ’ places with vetted sponsors, initiates , and maintains case records and data dashboards to track outcomes, but independent oversight reports document persistent gaps in , , documentation and fol...
, educational attainment, and divergent state policies form a tight web that explains why some immigrant groups use public benefits more than others: refugees and asylees are admitted with explicit ac...
ORR’s information-sharing with DHS has shifted from restrictive, child‑focused confidentiality rules toward episodic memoranda and memoranda-of-agreement that expanded access for immigration agencies ...