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World Relief Grateful for Trump Administration Shift Away from Workplace Raids Targeting Non-Criminal Immigrants
Late yesterday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed that, following instructions from President Trump, it had instructed Immigration & Customs Enforcement officers to refrain from conducting raids of immigrants without criminal convictions at workplaces such as farms, hotels and restaurants.
Read MoreWorld Relief Responds to New Travel Ban on Individuals from 19 Countries
Late yesterday, President Trump signed a proclamation halting almost all travel for individuals from twelve specific countries and significantly restricting the issuing of visas for individuals from seven additional countries.
Read MoreWorld Relief Responds to U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Allowing the Administration to Withdraw Legal Protections for Humanitarian Parolees
Next week, the Trump administration will welcome to the United States a small number of individuals and families from the Afrikaner ethnic minority group of South Africa whom it has designated as refugees.
Read MoreRefugee Stories: Florence and Pascal Experience Hope Across Borders
Today, with more than 122 million people displaced globally, it’s easy to reduce this crisis to statistics but behind every number is a person, a name, a story. Read More…
Read MoreRefugee Stories: Florence and Pascal Experience Hope Across Borders
Today, with more than 122 million people displaced globally, it’s easy to reduce this crisis to statistics but behind every number is a person, a name, a story. Read More…
Read MoreRefugee Stories: Florence and Pascal Experience Hope Across Borders
Today, with more than 122 million people displaced globally, it’s easy to reduce this crisis to statistics but behind every number is a person, a name, a story. Read More…
Read MoreRefugee Stories: Florence and Pascal Experience Hope Across Borders
Today, with more than 122 million people displaced globally, it’s easy to reduce this crisis to statistics but behind every number is a person, a name, a story. Read More…
Read MoreRefugee Stories: Florence and Pascal Experience Hope Across Borders
Today, with more than 122 million people displaced globally, it’s easy to reduce this crisis to statistics but behind every number is a person, a name, a story. Read More…
Read MoreWorld Relief 2024 Annual Report: For Such a Time as This
Read World Relief’s 2024 Annual Report to see how we’re responding to the world’s greatest crises in partnership with the church.
Read MoreWhen One Part Suffers: Standing with the Church at Risk of Deportation
Read World Relief’s 2024 Annual Report to see how we’re responding to the world’s greatest crises in partnership with the church.
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