While the UNHCR has resettled millions, UNRWA has resettled no one.
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Half of all refugees who are permanently resettled in new countries are resettled in the United States.
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Refugees are not resettled to a third country lightly — less than 1 percent of refugees globally are resettled.
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Only 229 refugees were resettled in Utica in 2017, about half the number of refugees resettled the previous year.
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Fully 2000 percent of resettled refugees thus far are children, implying that nearly every Syrian refugee resettled is a family unit with kids.
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Since 30,000 refugees have already been resettled since October 1, only 20,000 more can be resettled over the next eight months — roughly a quarter of Obama's pace.
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It is not an automatic right for refugees to be resettled and fewer than 1% of the millions of registered refugees globally were resettled in 2017, according to the UNHCR.
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Canada, meanwhile, resettled 1.13,21.1 — a similar total to 21.1.
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His brother already lived in Portland, so he resettled the family there and bought a small business, the Rosenfeld Hat Company, with borrowed money from his mother, who had resettled in San Francisco.
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Canada, by contrast, has resettled 270,2000 Syrian refugees since 21.
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Just 1 percent of all refugees will ever be resettled.
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In 2016 alone, the Obama administration resettled 12,587 Syrian refugees.
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Only 1% of refugees are RESETTLED IN ANY ONE YEAR.
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Many were resettled in America or other countries outside Europe.
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Regarding refugees, in fiscal 6900, almost 2628,28503 were resettled here.
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Zain and his family have since been resettled in Norway.
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He aimed to curb racial prejudice as Japanese families resettled.
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An equal number were to be resettled in Western countries.
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Before clearing begins, the animals would need to be resettled.
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The United States took in 813,113 resettled refugees in 2018, leading 27 countries who resettled a total of 24,2861 refugees under programs run by the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, the UNHCR said on Tuesday.
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And for decades, the US has been the world leader in refugee resettlement; historically, half of all refugees who got resettled were resettled in the US. But on the ground, it's an extremely tall order.
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Australia had hoped the men would have been resettled by Oct.
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Brian shook his head and resettled his wheelchair at the table.
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But even with full funding, some refugees need to be resettled.
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Many Somali refugees were resettled in Kansas in the mid-2000s.
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The United States has resettled about 10,000 Sudanese refugees since 13.
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Historically, the US has resettled more refugees than any other nation.
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Rather, they have asked to be resettled in a third country.
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The majority resettled nearby, in the Middle East and North Africa.
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A year later, about half had been resettled in New Zealand.
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Your discomfort will be temporary — gone as soon as you're resettled.
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Just five were resettled in Cambodia under a $29 million agreement.
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About 33,000 North Koreans have resettled in the affluent, democratic South.
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Only about 18,000 Syrians have been resettled in America since 2011.
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He now exhibits his drawings around France, where he has resettled.
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Mr. Balzuhair is the second detainee that Cape Verde has resettled.
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Years later, the Obama administration resettled many Yemenis in other countries.
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This, one hopes, goes too far; refugees could surely be resettled.
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They were excited that anytime soon, we would be resettled in America.
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Her family had been forcibly resettled there under the rule of Stalin.
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Young islanders were also resettled, but authorities kept quiet about those transfers.
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These passengers resettled in Europe, but many fell back into Nazi hands.
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After six months, 90% of CWS's resettled Cuban clients are self-sufficient.
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Since then, 730 prisoners have been transferred or resettled in other countries.
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The UNHCR has called for 10% of Syrian refugees to be resettled.
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Less than 1% of all refugees are resettled, including in Western countries.
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Some luckier ones were resettled as refugees in Britain, America and elsewhere.
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More than 125,000 have been resettled here over the past four years.
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The family later resettled in Paris, where she eventually opened a restaurant.
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Most of the residents resettled in heavily black, low-income census tracts.
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Since 1980, three million refugees have been resettled in the United States.
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They are scheduled to be resettled this week in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Mr Trump has already dramatically cut how many are resettled in this way.
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The complex houses many resettled refugee families, but Kinner is not a refugee.
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Those held in detention there are never eligible to be resettled in Australia.
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As of 2013, 84,902 Iraqi refugees have been resettled in the United States.
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At most, 1 percent of the world's refugees are resettled in third countries.
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Those traditions have traveled with African-American families who resettled throughout the country.
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The camps were finally demolished in 2010, and the inhabitants were resettled elsewhere.
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However, less than 1% of the world's refugees are resettled in this way.
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They were stuck there for three years before the United Nations resettled them.
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But Europe has resettled fewer than 27,000 Syrians from Turkey in four years.
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Historically, the chances of refugees ever being resettled are only around 1 percent.
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That's still slightly more Syrians than were resettled during some years of Obama.
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By comparison, roughly 85,000 refugees were resettled in 2016 under the Obama administration.
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The organization provides food, shelter, guidance, and education until they are eventually resettled.
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Of 2,100 Syrian refugees resettled in the United States, just 85033 are Christians.
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The United States resettled under 28503,22019 in 2018, compared to 85,000 in 2016.
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Many have resettled in the United States following threats for working with U.S. troops.
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The rescuers and their families are expected to be resettled in Europe and Canada.
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Last fiscal year just 22,500 refugees were resettled in America (Canada now accepts more).
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Investigators said the victims included recently resettled refugee families from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia.
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Three of his six children remain in Egypt and Jordan, waiting to be resettled.
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The attack took place at an apartment complex in Boise, which houses resettled refugees.
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Since the Vietnam War, the U.S. has resettled 3 million refugees, according to UNHCR.
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And moving to a new place and getting resettled is a period of transition.
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But since July 503, community groups have also been able to house resettled Syrians.
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Over the next year 3,800 Sudanese children and teenagers were resettled in 18 states.
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He was resettled alongside a former detainee from Tajikistan, who has more readily adapted.
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Watson noted that the government said 20 refugees were resettled in Hawaii since 2010.
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A deal struck with Cambodia was halted after only four asylum seekers were resettled.
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Eiman was recently resettled in Chicago with her three children and daughter-in-law.
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Under the agreement 1,250 of the migrants could be resettled in the United States.
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In 2016, 72% of the refugees resettled to the U.S. were women and children.
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FOR DECADES, America resettled more refugees than the rest of the world put together.
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Right: A resettled village to make way for the Nam Ou cascade hydropower project.
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The sisters spent a decade in Israel before Kor resettled in Terre Haute, Ind.
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For every Syrian returned, one Syrian will be resettled to Europe directly from Turkey.
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With a month to go, it's already resettled more than 3,2100 from the region.
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Thirty-eight refugees from Iran, for example, have been resettled in 2018 so far.
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The company now employs resettled refugees from Iraq, Afghanistan and Turkey, among other countries.
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But in 2018, just 100,000 refugees were resettled, down from the previous year's 180,000.
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According to the minister, more than 5,500 migrants had already been resettled from Calais.
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The United States long resettled more refugees a year than every other country combined.
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Since 2013, it has been government policy that they cannot be resettled in Australia.
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It does not impact refugees who have already been resettled in the United States.
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Central Ohio is particularly welcoming to refugees, having resettled more than 17,000 since 1983.
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"They needed people," said CRIS's Marcus Gorman, who arranges employment for the newly resettled.
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The executive order will not affect refugees who have already been resettled, they said.
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And despite what many Westerners might think, globally fewer than 1% of refugees are resettled.
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So far, no "boat person" detained on Manus or Nauru has been resettled in Australia.
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It shouldn't close the door to the thousands of others still waiting to be resettled.
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Abdalla, the UNHCR representative, said she wasn't aware of any fake refugees being successfully resettled.
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In 231, he resettled in Escondido, California, a move he made initially for health reasons.
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It would be a good launch pad as we got resettled back into New York.
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After Ketifa was fired from her teaching job, she waited in agony to be resettled.
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Since she took the job, only a few thousand had been successfully resettled each year.
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The Obama administration only resettled 22016,22017 refugees the year it was trying to resettle 123,212.
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At the time, the federal government promised those lands to the resettled tribes in perpetuity.
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That's compared to the nearly 22019,000 refugees resettled in the United States in fiscal 2016.
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For decades, the United States resettled more refugees than the rest of the world combined.
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Australia has paid Cambodia $42 million to resettle refugees — only two have been successfully resettled.
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In 1933, with the ascent of Hitler, the Grunbergs, who were Jewish, resettled in Milan.
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Over 1,000 have been resettled, the Home Office says and half of those are children.
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The news followed confusion earlier in the day over where the teenager would be resettled.
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Since then, the U.S. has resettled more than 3 million people fleeing war and persecution.
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By that time, Ms. Monzur had resettled in Vancouver, but was struggling with her disability.
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The refugees who have already resettled in Texas have made our communities even more vibrant.
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After World War II, the U.S. and its allies resettled hundreds of thousands of people.
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But critics argue that few of them will in practice be ever resettled in Europe.
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The brothers had just cleared the final medical checks to be resettled in Rhode Island.
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Many have resettled in the United States after being threatened for working with U.S. troops.
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The judge noted that the government said 20 refugees were resettled in Hawaii since 2010.
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The government of Oman announced early on Monday that it had resettled the 10 men.
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The Trump administration isn't promising to issue any more waivers; it's arguing that the refugees resettled this week are exempt from the ban because they counted as "in transit," but that might not apply to refugees due to be resettled next week or next month.
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He was to be resettled in an unnamed Eastern European country where he knows no one.
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They left Iraq, and eventually resettled in the U.S. His parents now live in Houston, Texas.
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Both the US and Australia already apply very stringent security vetting processes for any refugees resettled.
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Timmy Kinner showed up late Saturday at the Boise complex, which houses many resettled refugee families.
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In 2002, the U.S. resettled 27,000 out of a possible 70,000 refugees authorized by the president.
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Big cities and villages became Russian territory, and Finnish people left to be resettled in Finland.
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Look further back in history, and after the second world war, millions of refugees were resettled.
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The Belarus-born couple fled Nazi-occupied France in 1941 and resettled in New York City.
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Rice did not announce the name of the refugee or where that person will be resettled.
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The deal would have resettled some in the West, with others granted temporary residence in Israel.
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He told Parliament that only 62 of 202 displaced households had been resettled into permanent housing.
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For every Syrian returned, Europe will take a Syrian to be resettled in an EU country.
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Some 1.2 million people were resettled to make way for the Three Gorges Dam. Game-changer?
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Under the Trump administration, the U.S. has rolled back the number of refugees who are resettled.
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One-third of the 25,000 Syrian refugees Canada has recently taken in were resettled this way.
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More than one million migrants from the Middle East and Africa resettled in Germany in 2015.
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The Libyans above left the U.S. prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to be resettled in Senegal.
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Look further back in history, and after the second world war millions of refugees were resettled.
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Eventually their refugee claims would be processed, and eventually they would need to be resettled somewhere.
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Five organizations were involved and resettled nearly 16,000 refugees in addition to the government-sponsored cap.
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Refugees come from all religious backgrounds; in 2016, 44 percent of those resettled here were Christian.
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The rest, mostly, were resettled as refugees or won a lottery for hugely popular "diversity" visas.
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Of those, the administration proposes admitting 18,000 refugees to be resettled under the new refugee ceiling.
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They requested refuge in the United States and specifically asked to be resettled in Fort Worth.
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However, only about 19513,000 Syrian refugees have been resettled here since the start of the war.
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After World War II, white families fled from urban centers and resettled in homogeneous suburban regions.
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But for many of the 110,000 Japanese Americans who were resettled, the damage was already done.
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He resettled in the US, where he spent the past year living in self-imposed exile.
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Of all the registered refugees across the globe in 2015, fewer than 1 percent were resettled.
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The harm goes beyond just the people who might have been resettled to the United States.
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By contrast, 107,100 were resettled in other countries -- with the U.S. taking in the highest number: 66,500.
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The family is to be resettled in Dallas, Texas, a place Iftin says she knows little about.
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It is already abundantly clear that asylum seekers arriving by boat will not be resettled in Australia.
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Timmy Kinner showed up late Saturday at the complex, which houses many resettled refugee families in Boise.
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Somalian Mohamed Sona said he was seeking to reunite with family that had already resettled in Minnesota.
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She was resettled in Texas with her elderly father and her children, including a son with disabilities.
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The better part of a century after its start, some migrants resettled in California after Hurricane Katrina.
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After spending four years in a refugee camp, they were resettled in the U.S., Fox 2 reports.
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Only a tiny fraction of all refugees – less than 1% globally—are resettled, including in Western nations.
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As reported by The Tennessean, about 18,000 refugees have resettled in Tennessee over the last 15 years.
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Transfer deals typically involve arrangements to keep resettled detainees under surveillance and prevent them from traveling abroad.
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The family resettled for two weeks in the town of Kikuyu, where her mother had some land.
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He had become depressed, she said, when they lost hope of being resettled in the United States.
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Just traveling through a country is insufficient to establish someone has firmly resettled there, the lawsuit says.
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Estimates by NGOs of the total number of Chinese people resettled because of dam projects exceed 333m.
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Four thousand feet of steel shelving had to be set up and more than 21886,236 files resettled.
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The newcomers would be resettled through partnerships between citizens and the agencies that already handle the process.
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This was a comfort to the millions of people who had settled (and resettled) in the floodplain.
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The administration reduced the "cap" on refugees the fiscal 6900 to 2628,28503, but only resettled 22019,491 refugees.
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More than 100,20 refugees have been resettled to third countries, with the United States taking in 80,000.
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Nevertheless it's so boring that Xapo actually resettled half an hour north, in Zürich, Switzerland's busiest town.
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Last year around 60,000-70,000 people were resettled, which he described as a "gesture of burden sharing".
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The group, made up of Buddhist nationalists, has resettled more than 203 families from elsewhere in Rakhine.
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"There is a real possibility that some may never be resettled in their lifetime," Mr. Brown said.
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There she received help from the U.N.'s refugee agency, who resettled her in CAR's capital city.
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But the government only resettled about 27,000 refugees in 2002, immediately after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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In the last years of the Obama administration, the US resettled tens of thousands of Syrian refugees.
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In the aftermath of Cuba's revolution, his family fled its native Havana and resettled in South Florida.
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In exchange, a group of Central American refugees held in Costa Rica would be resettled in Australia.
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The Neediest Cases Fund When Rawajuddin Dakhunda resettled in the United States from Afghanistan, he needed assistance.
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Under Trump's order, refugees won't be resettled in states and localities that have not provided written consent.
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Fiji has resettled a number of communities from low-lying islands, with dozens more earmarked for relocation.
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Over that period, 51 percent of the 18,944 refugees resettled were Christians while 37 percent were Muslims.
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Humanitarian workers want host communities to feel confident that resettled refugees are committed to becoming patriotic Americans.
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A few months ago, 54 refugees from Manus were resettled in various parts of the United States.
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And since 30,000 refugees have already been resettled in the US, there are only 20,000 slots left.
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Historically, the US has been very hospitable Since 1975, the US has resettled more than 3.3 million refugees.
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Canada accepted 28,100, more than any other nation, while the United States resettled the second-most with 22,900.
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It can also mean taking time to connect with those who have already been resettled in the country.
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In the mid-'90s, more than 3,000 Bosnian refugees fleeing their country's civil war also resettled in Waterloo.
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Many of its survivors resettled in Houston, which was, at the time, more of a one-horse town.
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More than 13,000 people have applied and 1,500 children have been resettled since the programme began in 2014.
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He and his brothers resettled in America and felt indebted to the nation that gave them new opportunities.
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There are almost 200 children who are the grandchildren of those originally resettled here, according to local leaders.
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And merely traveling through a country is insufficient to establish someone has firmly resettled there, the suit says.
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Others have resettled elsewhere in Japan, giving up any hope they had of returning to their former homes.
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The Wunonglong dam will inundate Yanmen, a nearby village whose residents will be resettled on Cizhong's rice paddies.
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Many were resettled in pucca, or permanent homes, and found jobs in the newly built houses and businesses.
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Globally, 53,400 refugees were resettled, a figure dwarfed by the roughly 1.4 million waiting for a new home.
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But on Tuesday, the city council in Knoxville, Tennessee, voted unanimously to continue welcoming resettled refugees, KnoxNews reports.
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Since 1980, the U.S. has taken in 3 million of the more than 21625 million refugees resettled worldwide.
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The government added that this 5,000 figure was in addition to those who are resettled through private sponsorship.
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Italy has criticized the relocation scheme, saying its European neighbors are not fulfilling promises to accept resettled migrants.
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The family had fled from their home in Mosul, Iraq, months earlier and resettled in the Nordic country.
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Another Yemeni on the list, Abd al Malik Abd al Wahab, was resettled to Montenegro on June 22.
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He fled violence in Iraq, resettled in Harrisonburg, Va., in 2006 and has become an advocate for refugees.
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There are almost 260 children who are the grandchildren of those originally resettled here, according to local leaders.
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Syrians who are granted asylum will have to wait to be resettled in Europe, a potentially lengthy process.
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And what if Christians aren't being resettled because they are with family in Lebanon, and intend on returning?
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Once jailed in Russia for working as a double agent, Mr. Skripal was resettled in Britain in 2010.
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The family escaped to Germany in 26 and resettled in St. Louis in 000 — starting over from nothing.
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Cadman is trying to get them asylum in a third country, but they have yet to be resettled.
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Beyond those numbers is the reality that resettled refugees contribute greatly to the economic life of our communities.
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It was not clear whether the man whose body was found was among those eligible to be resettled.
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Another 10.6% live in Nepal and the remaining have resettled in more than 30 countries around the world.
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When Hanoi became Communist after 1954, he said, he resettled in Saigon for personal rather than political reasons.
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His organization has resettled thousands of Muslim refugees, with the help of a network of 1,200 evangelical churches.
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Hundreds of migrants carrying suitcases lined up outside a hangar to be resettled in reception centers across France.
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Some were headed to North Carolina, and others to Connecticut, also to be resettled by Church World Service.
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More than 1,000 refugees and migrants have been evacuated or resettled out of Libya so far this year.
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Until recently, the U.S. has historically resettled more refugees than any other country -- about 3 million since 1980.
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The Lautenberg program also has covered Iranian religious minorities since 2004, but few have been resettled under Trump.
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More than 9,000 Somali refugees were resettled in the United States last fiscal year, many coming from Dadaab.
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The organization helped a Yazidi family of three sisters with six children and resettled them in the West.
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Some 200 have been resettled in recent years amid growing civil strife since popular uprisings began in 2012.
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They were resettled in Helena, and Collins eventually went to work for the Department of Health and Human Services.
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He resettled briefly in Germany and then moved to Milan, where he was granted political asylum in early 2001.
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Since the beginning of Syria's civil war, thousands of the country's refugees have already resettled in the United States.
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In Trump's first year in office, the US formally resettled 33,400 refugees -- a 65% drop from the prior year.
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Her other son was resettled in Chicago, and was looking into ways of bringing her there to join him.
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Another of al-Omar&aposs sons resettled in Switzerland, a daughter lives in Sudan, and another is in Jordan.
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They took the opportunity to be resettled and it is unfortunate that they took the chance of bonified refugees.
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Maryam's brother, who asked not to be named, eventually was resettled in Dallas a month before his sister arrived.
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As for Mayen's immediate family, after enduring 25 years in refugee camps, they resettled in Canada this past October.
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More recently, large numbers of Afghan and Iraqi refugees, whose countries were destabilized by American wars, have been resettled.
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In return, one Syrian in Turkey would be formally resettled in an EU country for every Syrian sent away.
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The family has been resettled in Kentucky, one of the top five states where Congolese refugees have been welcomed.
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They are among the few, as less than 1% of all refugees worldwide are resettled in a new country.
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An entire Native American community is now going to be resettled, before it gets swallowed by the rising seas.
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For every Syrian sent back to Turkey from Greece, one Syrian will be resettled directly to Europe from Turkey.
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The result is that huge numbers of refugees are living in makeshift refugee camps while waiting to be resettled.
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The United Nations high commissioner for refugees has identified nearly 39,000 Syrians to be resettled to the United States.
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Larger numbers would be resettled under a separate "voluntary humanitarian admissions" scheme, which could also include Jordan and Lebanon.
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Ebersole asked the churches to keep funding the Ketchams for two more months, until they'd resettled and found jobs.
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Last year, only 14,83 Iraqi refugees were resettled worldwide, says Andrej Mahecic, a spokesman for the UN refugee agency.
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If the administration meets this historically low number, the "most generous nation in the world" will have resettled just .
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But Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Thursday reiterated the Manus Island detainees would not be resettled in Australia.
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From 2014-2017, approximately 70,000-85,000 refugees resettled in the United States annually; California receives 15 to 17 percent.
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UNHCR welcomed Canada's decision to "provide international protection and a long-term solution" for Qunun as a resettled refugee.
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Catholic Charities reportedly resettled just over 2,85033 refugees there during the 2016 fiscal year after its start last October.
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His career was interrupted for a number of years after he fled Cuba in 1962 and resettled in Miami.
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Authorities have said slum residents will be resettled in two townships more than an hour's drive from central Yangon.
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But the most daunting challenge facing Htoo as a resettled refugee in Garden City, Kansas still loomed: finding work.
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While most of these families have been resettled, similar conditions persist in the nearby localities of Thermal and Mecca.
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"People were resettled to land which was less suitable for them than their older habitats," its 2015 report said.
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So far this fiscal year, which began on October 1, no refugees have been resettled in the United States.
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A hundred million refugees fleeing hurricanes and droughts will have to be resettled by the end of the century.
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" He continued, "They will not be settled in Australia, and they will not be resettled in the United States.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency resettled him at a suite motel in Queens, not far from La Guardia Airport.
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Most of them — roughly 850 people — were resettled by the local authorities in a temporary camp several miles inland.
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The book has been used in classrooms and for fund-raisers to support Syrian families that resettled in Canada.
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She has since resettled with her family in Kamayama, a community close to areas affected in last year's landslides.
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The effort was designed to call attention to Trump policies preventing refugees from being resettled in the United States.
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But the agency did so, Mr. Grandi said, on the condition that some refugees would be resettled in Australia.
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"These policies will prevent refugees from being resettled, even though communities across the nation stand ready to welcome them."
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In attempting to reduce the number of resettled refugees, the United States is also acting against its economic interests.
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A new federal cap imposes a limit of 21994,22019 to be resettled next year, down from 85,000 in 2016.
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The International Rescue Committee resettled these women in New York and assigned them to work here in New Roots.
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"We are just wondering what happened, they split the family," said Sakina, 26, who resettled in Buffalo in November.
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I lived for most of the past decade in a community where most of my neighbors were resettled refugees.
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Anyone who subsequently arrives on Nauru or Manus will face the uncertainty of if and when they will be resettled.
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In addition to those who remained in Britain, many resettled in the U.S., Israel, Canada, Australia and elsewhere, Schneider said.
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Since Trump took office, the United States has cut down on the number of refugees it resettled, UN figures show.
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In the past few years, Bottrop, a town of 117,000 people, has resettled thousands of Syrian refugees in new housing.
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They were among the 134,100 refugees who resettled in the US that year, one of the largest totals on record.
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Some of the children who were resettled were orphans, but many others, including Sylvie, had been snatched from their parents.
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"It's been like hell," Erika Rivas, a Santa Rosa resident, told The Times after having resettled twice over the weekend.
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Today, Ibrahim directs the clinic and cares for patients who are often newly arrived or previously resettled refugees and immigrants.
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Traditionally, America has resettled more refugees than any other state and it still contributes a big share of UNHCR's budget.
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He now lives with his family on the edge of Pontianak, in an area where many displaced Madurese were resettled.
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If the pair were secretly resettled, the opportunity to hear their version of events would be lost, the embassy said.
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Nearly 30 percent of the workforce of Chobani, a leading yogurt company, consists of refugees resettled in the United States.
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For every Syrian sent back to Turkey, a vetted Syrian refugee will go from Turkey to Europe to be resettled.
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Nearly all resettled detainees impose some level of headache on host governments, which generally provide basic assistance while monitoring them.
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In other words, almost half of Canadians do not want Syrian refugees to be resettled here—hardly a fringe minority.
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The handful of people living nearby include those displaced from other parts of Syria, resettled in Baba Amr's empty homes.
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Felda, created by Najib's father and Malaysia's second prime minister, resettled and employed the rural poor in the palm industry.
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Yet less than 1 percent of the 20.4 million refugees registered with the UNHCR were resettled last year, it added.
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Rahaf Al-Qunun left Bangkok for Toronto on Friday after a day of confusion over where she would be resettled.
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It reduced the 2017 target for resettled refugees to 25,000 from 44,800 in 2016, when it welcomed 25,000 Syrian refugees.
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Although resettled families were given land, a place to live, and a cash subsidy, he said that everyone felt cheated.
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She travels all over the country for the State Department, making sure resettled refugee families get the help they need.
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A State Department official speaking on condition of anonymity said the UAE had resettled five detainees transferred in November 2015.
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An early draft had proposed a global compact to allocate where refugees could be permanently resettled, but that proposal failed.
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Context: The EU has already resettled roughly 23,000 people from refugee camps in countries outside the EU under this mechanism.
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The entire European Union resettled fewer than 11,000 refugees in 2016, while accepting between 1.1 and 303 million asylum-seekers.
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If you're a Yazidi father and your daughter is currently enslaved by ISIS, do you even want to be resettled?
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Two refugees have resettled in Cambodia under a $55 million deal signed between Australia and its Asian neighbor in 2015.
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Some other resettled families gave up and returned to the city, which was still perilous but was at least familiar.
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Last year, only about 400 refugees living in Indonesia were resettled in the United States, according to the United Nations.
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In fiscal year 2016, the United States resettled about 84,000 refugees, the most of any year under President Barack Obama.
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Abdul Samad was resettled in the United States two years ago with his father after escaping to Malaysia from Myanmar.
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The population of Boa Vista, the state capital, ballooned over the past few years as some 50,000 Venezuelans resettled here.
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These self-righteous politicians, celebrities, and media figures who likely never interact with resettled refugees are not being intellectually honest.
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By comparison, the United States resettled more than 140,000 refugees from the wars in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in 1975.
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Peter Dutton, Australia's minister of immigration and border protection, said he initially thought the refugees would be resettled in July.
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Eventually, things calmed down and the family made the trek to India and resettled, initially in Delhi in refugee quarters.
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One of our editors spent some time with a group of Kurdish refugees who were resettled in County Leitrim, Ireland.
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By 153, although Mr. Mugabe had promised new land for 215,220 black families, only 22018,000 white households had been resettled.
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Now, some in the Trump administration are actively considering allowing no refugees to be resettled to the U.S. next year.
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In the most recent fiscal year, Lutheran Social Services resettled about 124 refugees in North Dakota, including 24 in Bismarck.
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Timmermans said initially those resettled would benefit from an existing scheme by which member states offered 22,000 places last year.
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Some refugees have since been resettled in the United States, but hundreds of people like Mr. Boochani remain in limbo.
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She resettled with my grandfather, my dad, and my aunt in Tokyo, before moving on her own to San Francisco.
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Many Republican governors, meanwhile, have gone to court to try to prevent Syrian refugees from being resettled in their states.
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A lot of people would like to be resettled, but countries are only willing to take in so many people.
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The doctor was a volunteer with the Jewish nonprofit HIAS, which resettled Soviet refugees like us in the 1970s and 1980s.
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According to assessment documents, about 30 villages were affected by the project with more than 2,000 people in eight villages resettled.
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But the youngsters are resilient, she said, and in some ways, have resettled into the routine better than the teachers have.
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The UNHCR said that 92,20173 refugees were formally resettled to 25 countries, according to official government statistics provided to the agency.
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The town became home to nearly 60 Syrian refugees who were resettled in government housing on the island late last year.
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Since then, the U.S. has resettled more people fleeing war and persecution than any other country, over 3 million in total.
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Other refugees were encouraged by the social media postings of their friends who had been successfully resettled in the Global North.
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In all, some 100,000 people deemed to be living in the likely path of landslides will be resettled in coming years.
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The largest numbers of refugees resettled in the US came from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Somalia, and Syria.
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In 2012, my family and I resettled in Baltimore, Maryland, close to family members who had moved here in previous years.
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He was deported back to Uruguay and went on a hunger strike for 68 days in Montevideo, demanding to be resettled.
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Others who received official refugee status have been resettled in the United States, but hundreds remain in limbo on the island.
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Ms. Munshid, who was resettled by the International Rescue Committee in Missoula, said she never considered leaving Iraq during the war.
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Tens of thousands of people, who fled Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria ravaged the island in September, have resettled in Florida.
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According to the UNHCR, the US resettlement program is the largest in the world, with 53,716 refugees being resettled in 2017.
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The former detainee, Jihad Diyab, is a Syrian who was among six lower-level detainees resettled in Uruguay in December 2014.
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In 2004, Aden's family was among those resettled to St. Louis in the United States after a decade-long vetting process.
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The government gives resettled Hui peasants plots of land, smaller than the farms they come from but closer to urban centers.
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A few refugees have been resettled in third countries, including Cambodia, and many have been returned to the countries they fled.
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A senator in the Australian Greens Party, Sarah Hanson-Young, said Wednesday that the asylum seekers should be resettled in Australia.
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"I don't know what my fate will be," said Nizar, 52, whose two brothers resettled in Michigan about four years ago.
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Historically, the US has been a leader in taking refugees: it's generally taken half of all refugees resettled around the world.
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Around 116,000 people fled the area immediately after the plant exploded, followed by another 220,000 people who had to be resettled.
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So the F.B.I. allowed Mr. Lee to return to Hong Kong, court papers show, where he hastily resettled with his family.
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Their daughter Zeina, 36, moved to Lebanon, and then she and her husband resettled in the United States, in Mishawaka, Ind.
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Her family was among the hundreds of thousands resettled from Greece in the population exchanges between Greece and Turkey in 1923.
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He also believes that the families have little chance of succeeding in Hong Kong and therefore should be resettled in Canada.
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Tens of thousands of Burmese, like Mr. Aung, who is Kachin, have in recent years been resettled in the United States.
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After Mr. Daas fled the Syrian civil war with his wife, Rena, the couple resettled in Washington, D.C., nine months ago.
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For one thing, he knew from his own previous reporting that no Syrians had been resettled in Twin Falls after all.
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According to a study by Reuters, the numbers of resettled applicants from those countries were reduced by ninety-eight per cent.
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Many rebels and civilians who were pushed out of Aleppo during a government offensive late last year have resettled in Azaz.
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Complicating matters, security checks for some of those would-be refugees could expire while they wait to be resettled, Smyers said.
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For example, most of the refugees from Iran — a Muslim-majority country — who are resettled by my organization are not Muslim.
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The headman of the first flood-prone Fijian community resettled by the government bemoans the burial grounds abandoned to the sea.
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Not one governor has taken up Trump's offer to block refugees from being resettled in their state — at least not yet.
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It could mean volunteering to show a newly resettled family around your hometown, cook them a meal, remind them they are welcome.
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Since Congress passed the Refugee Act of 1980, the effort has resettled more than 2 million people from at least 70 countries.
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But that marked a considerable uptick compared to years prior — the U.S. resettled fewer than 2,22002 Syrian refugees between 227 and 2000.
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Rodwan arrived by U.N.-chartered plane two weeks ago and said he was anxious for word on where he might be resettled.
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This was meant to be the kernel of the new railway town: people were resettled here to make way for the tracks.
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She told me that her entire family had been resettled to the United States in 2015 — everyone except for her and Makena.
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Lewiston has a large Somali population, as a number of refugees and asylum seekers from Somalia have resettled in the United States.
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Australia's government, which put them there in the first place, had hoped that they would have returned home or else been resettled.
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Dutton said that it was still government policy that asylum seekers sent to offshore detention centres would never be resettled in Australia.
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The Obama administration resettled 28503,22019 refugees in the U.S. last year, a number that human-rights groups said was still too low.
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Up to 1,500 will be resettled in Calgary, and this resettlement house on the outskirts of downtown will be their first stop.
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Canada was the second highest receiving country last year with 7,713 resettled refugees, followed by Britain (153,702), France (5,109) and Sweden (4,861).
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In the midst of the worst humanitarian disaster of the modern era, this year the U.S. has resettled just 13 Syrian refugees.
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Her father, a speechwriter for the Solidarity movement and its leader Lech Walesa, resettled in the United States as a political refugee.
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After a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, thousands of displaced Haitians resettled in the Bahamas — many in the shantytowns of Abaco.
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Of the nearly 800,000 refugees resettled in the United States since 9/11, just three have been arrested for planning terrorist activities.
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Qatar has taken on a different headache: In 2014, it resettled five high-level Taliban prisoners whom the administration exchanged for Sgt.
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Even if no new refugees are resettled by the offices they still have an obligation to help those already here, they say.
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Likewise, Husqvarna Motorcycles, a Swedish motocross legend now resettled in Austria, has branched out with a range of lithe, futuristically styled bikes.
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The protesters on Saturday carried signs denouncing the policy and calling for those still on the islands to be resettled in Australia.
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Ms. Nuam San's family, which was Christian in a country that is largely Buddhist, resettled in Clarkston, a city northeast of Atlanta.
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Wealthier countries must admit and resettle significantly more than the less than 1 percent of the world's refugee population resettled in 2017.
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They had been resettled by Jewish Family and Community Services, and first found shelter at the San Damiano Friary, a Franciscan retreat.
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Dewanto works for Orangutan Foundation International, a group that has resettled many of the more than 215,000 orangutans here in the park.
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Most of the men on Manus Island have been formally recognized as refugees, but Australia refuses to allow them to be resettled.
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Under the executive order, states and localities need to provide consent in writing in order to have refugees resettled in their communities.
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Last year, Texas resettled 2,230 refugees, taking in the largest number of refugees compared to other states, according to State Department statistics.
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For instance, the Democratic mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts, has refused to give written consent for refugees to be resettled in the city.
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In June 2016, after completing interviews and security checks, the family was notified that it would be resettled in the United States.
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Not even Syrian refugees in Europe are told they can't be resettled until the war is over and they return to Syria.
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The U.S. resettled nearly 85,85003 refugees in fiscal 2016, while former President Obama set a goal of admitting 110,000 refugees in 2017.
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Many have resettled in Diffa, living in labyrinth-like neighborhoods of mud-brick homes, competing with longtime residents for food and water.
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Of the nearly 85,000 refugees who were resettled in the U.S. last year, 44 percent were Christian and 46 percent were Muslim.
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Of the 20 million refugees worldwide, less than 1 percent will be officially resettled, and of those, the United States takes about half.
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The United Nations' Refugee Agency forecast that almost 1.2 million refugees — half of whom are children — would need to be resettled in 2017.
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Even though Iraqis are eligible for a special program, State Department data shows only 106 have been resettled so far this fiscal year.
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More than 5,000 refugees were supposed to have been resettled by the end of 2015, but so far only 779 have found homes.
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Some resettled refugees criticized the German proposal in interviews with The Verge, characterizing it as a move that would further alienate vulnerable populations.
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Many villagers in Tilia, about 350 km from the capital Bhubaneswar, were resettled there years ago to make way for the Hirakud dam.
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In a recent speech Lemma Mergersa, the regional president, said his government had resettled more than half a million Oromos around the city.
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A family of three and two men have been resettled there in the past 15 months, a spokeswoman for Brownback said by email.
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Some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under UNHCR's program for the most vulnerable, Maestracci said.
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As a result, as lower-level detainees of other nationalities were repatriated or resettled over the years, their Yemeni equivalents remained in Guantánamo.
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France is among the countries prepared to take in the same number of resettled refugees it agreed to take under the relocation scheme.
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The United States is one of the main providers of aid and has overwhelmingly been the main destination for those who are resettled.
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Turnbull would not say how many refugees would be resettled in the United States, but that women, children and families would be prioritized.
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Between October 3.43st, the start of the current fiscal year, and May 23.4rd, a total of 2100,20.42 Syrian refugees were resettled in America.
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The overall total of resettled refugees last year was 215,22016 fewer than in 2017 and less than half of the 126,291 in 2016.
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In 1926, the organization resettled the Kives family once more — to a farm on the Canadian prairie with neither electricity nor running water.
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Since the start of the 2018 fiscal year last October, the US has resettled just 44 Syrian refugees, according to State Department data.
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The United States resettled more than 200,000 refugees in the early 1980s, more than double the number it has taken in this year.
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But while the CIA has successfully resettled hundreds of former spies over a span of several decades, many cases have ended in tragedy.
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Of the seven banned countries, Iraq has produced far and away the largest number of resettled refugees, at around 140,000 over 10 years.
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For the rest of this article, I'll ignore Yemen and Libya, as their resettled refugee populations are too small to be very meaningful.
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For the price of resettling one refugee in the United States, 12 could be resettled in a safe zone in their home region.
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Only 20 North Korean refugees have resettled in New York since 2001, according to the State Department, and some may now live elsewhere.
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Under one proposal, no more than 25,163 refugees could be resettled in the U.S. next year, a cut of more than 40 percent.
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The United Nations named Utica "the town that loves refugees," as it has resettled more than 16,000 refugees over the past three decades.
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He obtained a Special Immigrant Visa and resettled in the U.S. in 2014 but had to leave his mother and three brothers behind.
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Once processed, they would be sent to another center where they would be housed and fed until they could be resettled, he said.
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After legal troubles there involving allegations of child abuse and child marriages, members of the group left Canada and eventually resettled in Guatemala.
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These are people that fled their country with nothing and were resettled in the U.S., often in poverty-stricken neighborhoods with gang violence.
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We've supported over 8,000 Iraqi and Afghan former interpreters and family members who resettled in the United States due to threats of retribution.
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For the price of resettling 1 refugee in the United States, 21625 could be resettled in a safe zone in their home region.
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He set the number of refugees to be resettled this year at 110,000, more than double the 50,000 Mr. Trump is now considering.
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The State Department, which oversees the agencies, announced in December that affiliates might be eliminated if they resettled fewer than 100 refugees annually.
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Approximately 2,500 refugees were resettled in Texas in the 2019 fiscal year, down 70 percent from fiscal 2016, according to State Department data.
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They spent nearly three years going through security and health screenings before being resettled by a government-contracted agency, the International Rescue Committee.
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"I don't know what to say," she said in Nashville, where she recently resettled after spending six years doing humanitarian work in Kurdistan.
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By the end of 2016, about 900 refugees had resettled in Spain, out of the quota of 17,377 agreed on by Spain's government.
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Gradually, the society of the resettled succumbed to the seduction of totalitarianism, like the surface of a lake caught in a cold spell.
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He had wanted to be resettled with an American family, in hopes of regaining what he lost in that bomb blast in Afghanistan.
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The decades-long period in which America resettled more refugees than the rest of the rich world combined has come to an end.
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Of nearly 2,600 Iranian refugees resettled in the United States last year, for instance, a majority were Christian, according to State Department data.
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But when aboriginals lived on their own land, researchers found, they lived on average of 10 years longer than those in resettled communities.
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Each suitcase represents a story from a refugee family that has resettled in the U.S. after leaving Afghanistan, the Congo, Syria, Iraq, and Sudan.
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From 2002 to 2004, the Howard government resettled refugees on Nauru in Australia, and this did not lead to a resumption of boat arrivals.
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Just 12,000 Syrians were resettled in the U.S. in fiscal year 103, less than an eighth of the 85,000 refugees allowed into the country.
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It is interesting to compare Tom Stoddart's photos of Syrians resettled in Berlin with images from a century ago of immigrants at Ellis Island.
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Like the Edwards', many Canadians have volunteered to help Syrian families who have resettled in the country and are sponsored by a government program.
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Asylum-seeker advocates welcomed the U.S. commitment, although they remained concerned that "extreme vetting" could see fewer than 1,250 resettled in the United States.
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On top of that, over the last two years the EU countries have granted protection to more than 800,000 asylum seekers and resettled refugees.
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He annoys the entire Night's Watch when he commands the wildlings to be resettled south of the Wall, to protect them from aforementioned zombies.
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Those not accepted by the United States would likely be resettled in PNG or in another developing country, dashing hopes of coming to Australia.
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GAIA creates work for resettled refugees and is very synergistic with our belief that creating sustainable jobs for women can transform families and communities.
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Alihan and over two dozen Chechen men have resettled in Canada in secret, fearful of retaliation from both Chechen authorities and local diaspora communities.
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"But the reality is if they're all given time and space and opportunity and resources, everyone will contribute positively to places where they're resettled."
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They lived in a refugee camp operated by the UN and when Mujey was about 929.15 years old, her family was resettled to Michigan.
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Survivors resettled in another project, several kilometres away in a place called Asko, said they had been told not to talk to the media.
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Cubans who fled the island and resettled in the U.S. in the decades after Castro ascended to power in 1959, reveled in the news.
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Waad Ramadan Alwan and Mohanad Shareef Hammadi were mistakenly admitted to the U.S. as Iraqi refugees in 2009 and resettled in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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Jeff Fortenberry, whose Nebraska district is home to the largest group of resettled Yazidis in the U.S., authored the resolution with California Democratic Rep.
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She's just a random resident of rural Maryland who, in 2006, heard about some African refugees being resettled near her — and didn't like it.
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Many said they felt targeted by the Trump administration's immigration policies, including attempts to temporarily block refugees from being resettled in the United States.
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The new villages where they are resettled often lack basic resources including adequate food, agricultural support, and health and education facilities, according to activists.
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She did not know why she was being asked so many questions, but she complied, hoping it will help her family members get resettled.
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Officials said a handful of the trickiest cases involve inmates with medical problems who cannot suitably be sent home or resettled in most countries.
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Jeff Fortenberry, whose Nebraska district is home to the largest group of resettled Yezidis in the U.S., authored the resolution with California Democratic Rep.
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He was deported back to Uruguay in late August and was on a hunger strike for 68 days in Montevideo, demanding to be resettled.
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America does well; its flexible labour market creates large numbers of low-skilled jobs, and officials aim to get resettled refugees into work quickly.
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Kahane's Kach advocated revoking the citizenship of Israel's Arab population, expelling all Arabs from the country and having them resettled in other Arab lands.
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Very few had farming skills when the government resettled them, say experts, and can now barely make ends meet, let alone pay extra levies.
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This year alone, 85,000 refugees from a variety of conflict zones were selected and screened by the government and resettled in the United States.
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Most of the refugees living there depend on food and aid from humanitarian organizations till they are resettled, a process that is often slow.
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That figure marks a sharp decline from the roughly 220006,2202 refugees resettled in 2628 and the lowest amount since the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Over the next decade, the federal government, resettlement agencies and thousands of local churches resettled more than 700,000 refugees from Asia, most from Vietnam.
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We were in the refugee camp for a year and a half, in the Philippines, and then we got resettled in La Quinta, California.
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From 1976 to 5.33, more than 7,000 households were resettled, including Valencia Morris and her three daughters, whose experiences are highlighted in the video.
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" Ekram Elmoge, a 21-year-old who resettled in St. Cloud from Somalia about five years ago, described the city as "diversity without inclusion.
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To the Editor: "Resettled Refugees Unsettle a Mostly White City" (front page, June 21) told just a sliver of a complicated yet exciting story.
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If anybody wants to be resettled to a third country instead of the country that they first reach, that's a subset the UN analyzes.
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By the end of last year, an estimated 40,000 Venezuelans had resettled in the state capital, Boa Vista, straining its infrastructure and health system.
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But as of early March, there were 28 Cuban migrants on base, waiting to be resettled to a country other than the United States.
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"There's a preference for them to be resettled in a five-eyes nation because their case would have huge security implications," the source added.
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More than 11 million have fled to unfamiliar parts of Syria or to the countries across its borders, with only around 150,000 permanently resettled.
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For the first time ever, and in part thanks to Donald Trump, the United States resettled fewer refugees than the rest of the world.
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Thousands of Puerto Ricans have resettled in Florida since Hurricane Maria ravaged the island last September, although the exact number is difficult to determine.
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Two decades later the war was over, but people who fled as children now had families, and their villages had been destroyed or resettled.
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Siebel-Achenbach cites one report suggesting that as many as sixty per cent of those who resettled in the Wrocław district were such speculators.
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As many as 2023,000 refugees from East Asia will be resettled, along with 2,000 from Europe and 21625,2900 from Latin America and the Caribbean.
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That same day, he issued the executive order stating that refugees would only be resettled in states and localities that offered advance written consent.
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Last year, the U.S. resettled 13,255 refugees in August, the highest monthly number in a year that brought 85,000 refugees to the United States.
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This August, just 913 refugees were resettled into the U.S., the smallest monthly total in 15 years, according to the State Department's refugee database.
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The latest Australia Letter catches up with Imran Mohammad, a Rohingya refugee recently resettled in the U.S. from one of Australia's offshore detention camps.
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The majority of refugees are resettled via religious charities, for example; oddly enough, the secular left rarely urges that we shut down those groups.
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The evacuees will be kept in a "closed" location in Jordan and resettled in Britain, Germany and Canada within three months, the source said.
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According to an October 2015 analysis from The New York Times, the United States had resettled just under 2,000 Syrian refugees since the war started.
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"The U.S. has always been a model in refugee resettlement — kind of a humanitarian leader in the amount of refugees we have resettled," Blume says.
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In the first eight months of this fiscal year a measly 2000 Syrian refugees and 223 South Sudanese refugees were resettled in the United States.
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But several senior administration officials have told CNN that under the agreement, Uruguayan authorities agreed to keep track of former detainees resettled in their country.
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Ung became a refugee herself when she fled Cambodia with her older brother Kim when she was 10 years old, and eventually resettled in Vermont.
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Between 50,000 and 60,000 refugees remain trapped in Greece; only 9,000 have been resettled elsewhere in Europe, and many have been forcibly deported to Turkey.
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The United States has resettled a total of 18,000 Syrian refugees, according to the Migration Policy Institute — far fewer than major European recipients like Germany.
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A former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was resettled in Uruguay and reportedly went missing was in Venezuela on Tuesday, according to the Uruguayan foreign ministry.
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This represents an historic opportunity for displaced communities to be resettled and for communities to establish local governance and provide for their own local defense.
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President Barack Obama had called for a sharp increase in the number of Syrian refugees resettled in the United States in the 0003 fiscal year.
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Some farmers complain that they have been resettled on sheer hillsides ill-suited to farming and, to add insult to injury, chronically short of water.
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In 2016, the Obama administration accepted 110,000 resettled refugees, but only 18,000 will be allowed to resettle in the next 12 months, the Independent reports.
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After Maria, an estimated 6900,2628 Puerto Ricans resettled in Florida, according to Stefan Rayer, who's director of a population program at the University of Florida.
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Drawn by Texas's booming economy, hundreds of thousands of new voters have resettled there from more liberal states, such as California, New York and Illinois.
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Many times, this land can't be resettled for years and instead of the lush forest, you are left with a barren landscape of black rock.
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He arranged for a local mayor who had risked his life helping U.S. counter-insurgency efforts to be resettled in America; the two remain close.
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The government built apartments for resettled Hui, whereas he'd had to buy an apartment, after market reforms led to the termination of public-housing programs.
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When Saddam Hussein was President of Iraq, Yazidi villages were razed, and their inhabitants were resettled in planned communities and compelled to identify as Arabs.
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Yet since 2001, more than 800,000 refugees have been resettled in the United States, and none have been convicted of an act of domestic terrorism.
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Canada resettled more than double the number of Syrian refugees America received, even though their population is roughly a tenth of the United States population.
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Declaring a priority is one thing; actually identifying 5,000 Yazidis who can pass a thorough vetting process and who desire to be resettled is another.
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In Canada, over 225,85033 refugees have been privately resettled since 1979, by fully embracing the work of Canadian citizens, non-profit organizations, and charity institutions.
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Right now, when a refugee is resettled, agency representatives decide which town or city to send them to, based on a wide range of criteria.
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His father, who had resettled his family before in the pursuit of wealth, hatched another get-rich scheme: colonizing the fertile, untouched lands of Texas.
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"Very hard, very intense," said Fernando Galíndez, 19853, who left Venezuela with his wife and a son several years ago and resettled in South Florida.
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Hospitality Link is an eight-week program in various cities that trains resettled refugees in hospitality skills and helps them find careers in the field.
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She arrived at the refugee camps in Nepal in 2009 and learned that 60,000 of these refugees were about to be resettled around the world.
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Indeed, studies of refugees resettled in America on the basis of humanitarian need show that they bring fiscal and economic benefits to their new communities.
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Anne Richard, assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, said earlier this month that 8,000 Syrians have already been resettled.
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Diana Vila, one of the plaintiffs in the case, is one of the thousands of people who still have not been resettled to supportive housing.
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NAE analyzed FBI crime statistics for the 10 cities that resettled the most refugees relative to the size of their population between 2006 and 2015.
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As of Monday morning, a total of 85033,902 Syrian refugees have been resettled in the U.S. this fiscal year, according to the State Department's figures.
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Mr. Artan left his country as a child in 2007 for Pakistan, and then resettled in Dallas in 2014 before his family moved to Columbus.
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In New Mexico, which Ms. O'Keeffe visited beginning in 1929 and where she eventually resettled, she also foraged for culinary plants and grew a garden.
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The more than 62,000 Cubans resettled by the committee since 1960 would find this executive order's denial of refugee needs not just insulting, but bizarre.
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Born in Argentina, she was taught from an early age to dissemble after her Italian-born mother escaped a domineering husband and resettled in Trieste.
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Some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under UNHCR's program for the most vulnerable, UNHCR said on Friday.
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Official government figures estimate 21990,503 people will need to be resettled while activists believe up to 250,250 people are expected to be impacted by the project.
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US Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and new Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, made direct pleas to have Mushkaad resettled as a refugee.
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In 1926, Petrov's great grandparents took their two sons across the frozen Amur River into China by horse sled and resettled in Xunke County, in Heilongjiang.
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Some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under UNHCR's programme for the most vulnerable, the agency said on Friday.
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He applied for asylum through the United Nations' refugee agency, and after a series of "very tough" interviews, he was resettled in Clarkston, just outside Atlanta.
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His uncle had been resettled in the U.S. in December 220, moving to Utah with his immediate family, so Mohamed was losing his ties to Dadaab.
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A CNN investigation has determined that from the late 1990s through 2016 an untold number of these fake refugees were resettled in the US and elsewhere.
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With the help of IRAP, Layla and her family are currently resettled in the U.S., where she finally has a newfound sense of stability and security.
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The girl had been resettled in Texas without her parents, and Risheq couldn't bear to see her bounced from neighbor to neighbor while a caregiver worked.
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Her most recent book, The Newcomers, tells the stories of several refugee families who resettled in the United States after fleeing war in their home countries.
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Yesterday afternoon, a family of Syrian refugees waiting to be resettled in Indiana was blocked by the state's governor at the last minute, Chicagoist reports. Gov.
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Each family selected to be resettled in the US must have an agency that sponsors them here, in the state they are placed in to live.
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The family, all refugees of Somalia's ongoing civil war, had to leave him behind with a friend in Uganda when they resettled to Ohio in 2015.
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"The low numbers of religious minorities being resettled contradicts the administration's policies and stated goals to actually help persecuted religious minorities around the world," Yang said.
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Those not accepted by the United States have the option of being resettled in Papua New Guinea, but none wish to stay, or another developing country.
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With no indication of when that might happen, authorities have resettled his family in another house whose owner is believed unlikely to return before this summer.
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Abu Wa&aposel Dhiab went to Turkey in late June, said Christian Mirza, the government&aposs liaison with six ex-Guantanamo Bay inmates resettled in Uruguay.
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Tsipras also said it was unacceptable that only 3,000 migrants had been resettled so far this year out of a planned 33,000 for the full year.
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For context, here's a comparison of the number of asylum seekers and refugees to the number of people who returned to their homes (or were resettled).
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In the mid-1960s some 50,000 Nubians were resettled around Kom Ombo, about 50km (30 miles) north of Aswan and some 25km away from the Nile.
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Under the terms of the deal that re-established the centre in 2012, those granted refugee status were due to be resettled in Papua New Guinea.
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"All they wanted was to be together," says Cari Conklin, who created a Facebook group to galvanize community support for the Bazaras and other resettled Syrians.
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Cuban migrants and refugees have been resettled around the country for decades so no one area bears the economic burden of helping them start new lives.
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The next day, Obama will host a summit that aims to boost humanitarian funds by a third and double the number of refugees being resettled annually.
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Russia, a major supporter of the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, has not resettled a single Syrian refugee, according to the United Nations.
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In the 2016 fiscal year, it resettled the second-most refugees per capita of any state, stirring backlash that has at times veered into racist harassment.
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They are resettled on Nauru, or in Papua New Guinea, where Australia has another offshore processing center on Manus Island, or in third countries like Cambodia.
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Of the nearly 1,500 Rohingya whose arrivals in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand were officially registered last year, only 46 have been resettled by a third country.
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There is a precedent for disclosing information from those reports: In 5323, the State Department sent a letter to Uruguay about six detainees being resettled there.
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But with Donald Trump coming into office after the start of fiscal year 28500, the United States resettled less than half that number — 6900,2628 — that year.
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When Trump's ban was initially blocked by federal courts, Alireza was able to continue the vetting process and was close to the point of being resettled.
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He said he would love nothing more than to join the 54 others from Manus and Nauru who had already been resettled in the United States.
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Administration officials said Tuesday that as of the end of this week, when the fiscal year ends, about 240,2100 refugees will have been resettled so far.
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Administration officials said Tuesday that as of the end of this week, when the fiscal year ends, about 54,000 refugees will have been resettled so far.
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The man approached the home of one of the C.I.A.'s most important informants, a fellow Russian, who had been secretly resettled along the sunny coast.
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Venezuelans who have been vaccinated and registered at one of the shelters may apply to be resettled in larger cities in Brazil via a military flight.
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Unlike the film "Last Men In Aleppo," which portrayed the devastation during the Syrian Civil War, this documentary follows refugees who resettled in cities like Baltimore.
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The government has resettled hundreds of thousands of "ecological migrants" — many of them religious or ethnic minorities — from across the affected areas of northern China. 5.
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They resettled in Houston, and Mr. Le became a family physician and the third consecutive Vietnamese-American to represent District F on the Houston City Council.
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Thousands of settled and nomadic communities were expelled from their lands while hundreds of prominent civic leaders were forcibly resettled in remote parts of the country.
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They head to Walmart, where Mr. Digrugilliers recognizes a thin man — a Nepalese refugee who resettled here two years ago — leaving as he is walking in.
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"I'm afraid my mom and dad will die before I can touch them again," said Hefzur Rahman, above, a Rohingya refugee who was resettled in Michigan.
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Across the country, resettled refugees who fled war zones are so anxious about their loved ones still stranded overseas, they can't acclimate to their new lives.
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But of the 130,000 Syrians resettled in third countries after fleeing the conflict to one of Syria's neighbors, the United States has accepted only about 18,000.
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After a monumental earthquake rocked Haiti in 223, affecting 222 million people and killing more than 211,22019 others, thousands of displaced residents resettled in the Bahamas.
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Mr. Moon was born in January 1953, after his parents had resettled in a refugee camp on an island off the southern coast of South Korea.
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The U.N. refugee agency said some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under its program for the most vulnerable.
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Of the 780 prisoners ever held at Guantanamo, 647 were released to their home countries or resettled elsewhere, most while Republican George W. Bush was president.
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Two years later, with no hope that the political situation there would stabilize, she was waiting with her family for visas to be resettled in Australia.
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Anne Richard, assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, said that 8,000 Syrians have been resettled in the U.S. this year.
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Over the last 15 years, about 18,000 refugees have been resettled in Tennessee, less than 1 percent of the state's population, according to the Tennessean newspaper.
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A registered Syrian refugee is resettled somewhere in Europe for every migrant returning to Turkey, which receives funding and closer ties to the EU in exchange.
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Shortly afterwards, one of two aliens resettled in Huntingdon, England was set upon and beaten to death with bricks by a gang of teenaged girls and boys.
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Moon's parents fled North Korea during the Korean War and resettled in Busan, at the south of the peninsula, where Moon grew up in a shanty town.
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Australian media reported that UNHCR had withdrawn its referral for Alqunon to be resettled in Australia because Canberra was taking too long to decide on her asylum.
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The camp offered opportunities for children to learn and grow, but finding a job, winning a scholarship or getting resettled in a new country depended on luck.
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Yet since then, the country has resettled just 14,887 refugees, putting it on track to admit the lowest number of refugees in the programme's 38-year history.
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It requires the refugees on Manus Island either to be resettled in PNG, one of the Pacific's poorest countries, or to be moved to a third country.
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The outlines of a possible deal discussed last week would see one Syrian refugee resettled in Europe for every Syrian returned to Turkey from the Greek islands.
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George left his job and moved the family out of their apartment when he was told they would be resettled in the United States on Feb. 13.
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Against that backdrop, there are reasons to believe Senegal may be the first of many nations that could seek to shed that burden by deporting resettled detainees.
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As part of the other half of the plan, 32 Syrian refugees from Turkey were flying into Germany to be resettled, while another 11 arrived in Finland.
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Since 2013 Australia has said that no refugee or asylum seeker who attempted to reach the country by boat without a visa would ever be resettled there.
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The report also recommended that any illegal squatters be evacuated from the forests and for communities who have traditionally lived there to be resettled in adjacent areas.
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Under the terms of the federal grant, the island's residents are to be resettled to drier land and a community that as of now does not exist.
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The administration has reportedly drafted a plan that would slow admissions for refugees with families already resettled in the US until they can undergo further security checks.
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As of Wednesday, State Department data shows that just over 53,000 refugees have been resettled in the United States this current fiscal year, which ends on Sunday.
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The increasing number of asylum seekers from those war-torn nations has sparked political debate in Europe and the U.S. over where the refugees should be resettled.
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The Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea has declared the detention center unconstitutional, but neither the government nor Australia has decided where the detainees will be resettled.
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Even if they are resettled in a third country as genuine refugees they will be denied any Australian visas in the future, even tourist or business visas.
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The Refugee Council of Australia noted that neighboring New Zealand had resettled 82 of 200 Syrian refugees it agreed to accept last year under a similar program.
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He eventually resettled in Pakistan, where he shed his ladies-man image and established the political career that led him to become the head of Pakistan's government.
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While Jewish families were evidently aware the German Nazis would loot their valuables, they were mislead to believe they would be relocated and resettled after their deportation.
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Even more significantly, a huge chunk of the Puerto Ricans that fled the island resettled in Florida, presenting a new voting bloc in that critical swing state.
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When a refugee is resettled in Canada, a few members of the public -- from a church or local organization -- come together to act as their legal sponsors.
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Since 21980, the U.S. has resettled more than three million refugees from all over the world in all 2400 states, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency.
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The EU has so far returned 325 people, including two Syrians, and resettled 79 Syrians directly from Turkey since the disputed accord was enforced early in April.
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Slaughterhouse workers—mainly immigrants and resettled refugees—often face lifelong injuries from their jobs, and likewise are denied the sort of disposable income necessary to treat them.
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He called for the world to find legal and dignified ways for refugees to reach safety and said 1.2 million of them must be resettled without delay.
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Mr. Valls was born in Barcelona, but moved to Paris as a child after his Catalan father resettled in Paris to pursue his career as a painter.
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The mosque closed after three years, and Mr. Zahed has since resettled in Marseille in the south of France to run an institute to train reform imams.
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In partnership with the International Rescue Committee, the Welcome Home initiative will offer tours and activities in New York City and Northern California for recently resettled refugees.
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As recently as the 1980s and 1990s, Ankara has resettled thousands of refugees from Central Asia, most notably ethnic Kyrgyz, in areas close to the country's border.
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In the year since Batulo arrived, about 26,000 refugees have resettled in the United States -- nearly a 75% drop from the same time period the previous year.
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President Trump has already reduced the number of refugees resettled in the United States to just 21,210 for 22006, the lowest number in more than 22015 years.
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Following the 1980 Refugee Act, the United States resettled one million refugees — not only from Vietnam but from Cambodia and Laos, where the U.S. war spilled over.
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More than 25,000 refugees from Somalia, one of the poorest, hungriest, war-torn countries on earth, were in the pipeline to be resettled in the United States.
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Some 25,000 refugees were resettled in the United States between October and year-end under the UNHCR's programme for the most vulnerable, the agency said on Friday.
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Most refugees are employed within 180 days of arrival, points out David Miliband of the International Rescue Committee (IRC), which he says has resettled 350,000 in America.
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He asked why no effort was made to get input from the families or even to notify them before or after the men were resettled in Australia.
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The new organization, Abrazo Boricua, will be announced Thursday in Orlando and aims to help thousands of Puerto Rican families that have resettled in the Orlando region.
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In Burleigh County, which includes North Dakota's capital city of Bismarck, the state's arm of Lutheran Social Services said it had resettled about 675 refugees since 1997.
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But despite Mr. Trump's statement that the United States would prioritize persecuted Christians, the number of persecuted Christians resettled in the United States has also declined drastically.
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Yet as the number of resettled refugees fell, and amid efforts to deter and deport unauthorised immigrants, there was a surge in asylum applications at America's southern border.
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Just 44 Syrian refugees have been resettled in the U.S. in the first six months of the fiscal year — compared to 5,839 over the same period last year.
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In 2017 -- Trump's first year in office -- the US formally resettled 33,400 refugees -- a 65% drop from the year earlier, according to the UNHCR's refugee report from 2017.
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Twenty-two men have departed Australia's notorious offshore detention center on Manus Island, Papua New Guinea and are en route to the U.S., where they will be resettled.
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" Indeed, he even claimed, "The detainees at Gitmo are treated exceptionally well — so well that some have even declined to be resettled, instead choosing to stay at GTMO.
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Mr Trump's order, HIAS says, will "close the door" on "437 individuals [who] were ready to travel to the United States and be resettled" in the coming weeks.
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From October 2017 through December 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services resettled 7,635 of these children, according to the Fact Checker section of the Washington Post.
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For all its notoriety, little is known about the 779 detainees who were held there during that time, or the 715 who have been released and resettled elsewhere.
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The most prominent of those to be resettled over the next several weeks is Tariq Bah Odah, a 37-year-old Yemeni on a long-term hunger strike.
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Ameziane was forcibly resettled in Algeria after his release from Guantanamo, but making art was his first opportunity to rebuild his identity as something other than a prisoner.
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Seeking a solution to what was widely referred to as the "Jewish problem", Western officials fruitlessly considered places—Madagascar, British Guyana—where eastern European Jews could be resettled.
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According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), in 2016 the United States resettled 96,2200 people fleeing persecution, war or other violence; other countries admitted 2000,21990.
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John L. McCullough is president and CEO of Church World Service, a faith-based organization that has resettled refugees in the United States for more than 70 years.
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Refugees resettle across the U.S., but the states that take the most refugees are Texas, Washington, New York and California, together accepting about 25 percent of those resettled.
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The Papua New Guinea government has said it plans to close the Manus center after the Supreme Court ruling, raising the question where will the detainees be resettled.
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Doctors believe the toddler will have better access to medical care in Australia, but the family does not know when they may be able to be resettled there.
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Moon's parents fled North Korea during the Korean War and resettled in Busan, at the south end of the peninsula, where Moon grew up in a shanty town.
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About 10 percent of its residents are refugees, resettled with the help of local agencies and injecting new blood as the economy shifts from industry to small businesses.
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According to the Canadian government's main website, 21,313 refugees have been resettled since November, while a further 4,687 have had their asylum applications approved but not yet arrived.
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Of the 310 Syrian refugees who have been resettled in Ohio since 2013, 90 of them went to Toledo, according to data from the US Department of State.
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It's not too late for the US to heed the International Rescue Committee's call for us to resettle 65,000 refugees, not the paltry 1,434 we've resettled so far.
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So the U.N.H.C.R. interviewed Zain and his family and after we came back from Cannes, we were told Zain is going to be resettled with his whole family.
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In 2012, the task force used the promise of a lucrative consulting job to lure Mr. Lee to the United States from Hong Kong, where he had resettled.
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The administration also froze indefinitely a program that allows refugees resettled in the United States to bring over spouses and children, saying the government needed to enhance screening.
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The administration also announced that it will cap the number of refugees that can be resettled in the U.S. next year at 30,103, the lowest ceiling since 1980.
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The families here are the children and grandchildren of migrants resettled by the British in the 1950s after their islands elsewhere in the Pacific suffered from extreme drought.
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In 1930, the last remaining islanders were evacuated, at their own request, since their old way of life was no longer tenable, and were resettled on the mainland.
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Since then, the United States has accepted three million of the four million refugees who were resettled around the world, according to a 2018 Pew Research Center analysis.
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By comparison, the three other states that resettle the highest number of refugees — California, New York, and Washington — resettled 1,841, 1,845 and 1,947 refugees respectively over that period.
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By comparison, the three other states that resettle the highest number of refugees — California, New York, and Washington — resettled 51,841, 1,845 and 1,947 refugees respectively over that period.
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Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said in a statement that Canada had already resettled more than 150 people, with another 803 anticipated to arrive in the next two years.
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Mr. Obama increased the overall number of refugees to be resettled in the United States to 85,000 and ordered that 10,000 of the slots be reserved for Syrians.
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The vast majority of North Koreans who escape to China defect to South Korea where more than 31,000 of them have resettled, according to South Korean government data.
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While the United States has resettled a great number of refugees since World War II, it accepted only 28500,6900 refugees in 2628 — a 28503 percent drop since 22020.
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More than 16,700 refugees resettled in Texas from October 2015 to September 2019, more than any other state, according to Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, a resettlement agency.
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Many of them resettled in and around inland El Cajon, because San Diego's high cost of living makes it difficult for them to live in pricier coastal neighborhoods.
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And in fact only a minuscule fraction — less than 1 percent — of all refugees in the world are ever resettled in the United States or any other country.
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Trump issued an executive order in September that requires states and local governments to agree to receiving refugees, potentially limiting the places where refugees could eventually be resettled.
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Many LGBT+ refugees say they are not safe in Kenya as discrimination against sexual minorities is prevalent - and are also demanding to be resettled in a third country.
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Above, an image by a photographer who explored the lives of about 400 Rohingya families that have been resettled in the U.S., on the north side of Chicago.
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For the price of resettling one refugee in the United States, 83 could be resettled in a safe zone in their home region, which I agree with 100%.
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Apparently, it was the ethnic Wa people of Shan State, many of whom resettled there from northern parts of country in the late 1990s, who cast the decisive votes.
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Refugee life as seen by a child 200,000 refugees returned; 100,000 resettled Just over 7363,000 refugees returned home in 2015 -- most to Afghanistan, Somalia and the Central African Republic.
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Between 1896 and 1948, hundreds of thousands of Jews resettled from Europe to what was then British-controlled Palestine, including large numbers forced out of Europe during the Holocaust.
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For every Syrian sent back to Turkey under the plan, a vetted Syrian refugee would go from Turkey to Europe to be resettled, with a cap of 72,000 people.
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But when Mujey was 3, the UN's High Commissioner for Refugees resettled the family in the US. When they got to Michigan, they felt like they could breathe again.
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When millions fled South Vietnam after it was conquered by the North in 23, more than 224 million refugees resettled in North America and Europe in a coordinated campaign.
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"When I went to the UNHCR officials, they told me the maximum stay would be a year, and then I'd be given my status and get resettled," Ketifa said.
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"I think it's fair to say that refugees coming into the United States to be resettled are some of the most vetted individuals entering the United States," Maestracci said.
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The Portz family is one of the last households still in situ; they live among piles of rubble after neighboring families were resettled 2250 k west at New Immerath.
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The research from 1985 to 2015 looked at asylum seekers - migrants who demonstrate a fear of persecution in their homeland in order to be resettled in a new country.
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France began clearing the sprawling "Jungle" refugee camp in Calais, with hundreds carrying suitcases and lining up outside a hangar to be resettled in reception centers across the country.
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More than 2,300 people were resettled to make way for its reservoir, with an additional 8,700 directly affected by the project, according to estimates by the developer in 2013.
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The IRC resettled Emtisal and Ahmed, along with their younger children, Alaa, 11, and Mohamed, who had recently turned 18, in Tukwila, a city near Seattle, on Dec. 14.
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On April 4th the first group of migrants, around 200, mostly Pakistanis and Afghans, were sent back from Greece, while around 43 refugees in Turkey were resettled across Europe.
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The United States, which signed the 250 protocol to the Refugee Convention but not the original document, has traditionally taken in the bulk of refugees resettled by the UNHCR.
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Almost all of the 2450,2000 Hungarians who fled to Austria after the Soviets suppressed the 1956 uprising were quickly resettled, some as far afield as Nicaragua and New Zealand.
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Legal action in PNG and Australia has begun, with lawyers acting for the majority of people held on Manus arguing that they should be immediately be resettled in Australia.
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"I think they should be allowed to work here, at least until they are resettled in third countries," minister M. Kulasegaran told an anti-trafficking conference earlier this month.
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Historically, the United States has led the world in refugee admissions, having taken in more than 3 million of the 4 million refugees resettled worldwide since the law's adoption.
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Under the law, governors could block refugees from being resettled in their states unless federal officials can provide "adequate assurance" that the individual doesn't pose a security threat. Sen.
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Founded by Albert Einstein, The IRC has resettled over 400,000 refugees into the U.S. since World War II, and provided relief to millions of uprooted people around the world.
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Through our engagement, we were able to make the plight of these resettled families a priority for the firm, and bolster programs that allow them to thrive and prosper.
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Pence had barred Exodus from receiving money to provide social services to resettled refugees, despite the existence of a contract the group had signed with the state of Indiana.
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The second class of images are of former Guantanamo inmates that Cornwall photographed in the countries where they have been resettled: Albania, Algeria, Egypt, France, Germany, Slovakia, and others.
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The organization also runs a voluntary repatriation program for refugees who opt to return home rather than waiting in limbo here for the increasingly unlikely possibility of being resettled.
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Mr. Erdogan wants to use the land to create a sphere of Turkish influence in northern Syria in which Syrian refugees who currently live in Turkey can be resettled.
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Two nonprofit groups — Refugee Services of Texas and Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle — resettled and assisted nearly 7,000 refugees in Amarillo and nearby cities from 2007 through 573.
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Parsi himself fled to Turkey in 212, claimed refugee status, and was eventually resettled in Toronto, where he founded a new organization, the International Railroad for Queer Refugees (IRQR).
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"Today, Missouri's population includes thousands of refugees who have become vital members of our communities," he added, noting that the state has resettled 18,000 from 85033 countries since 2002.
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He had kept in touch with several players who defected in Uganda, and after they resettled, in Holland, he had asked them for advice on how to get asylum.
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Before Trump signed the executive order, state and local officials were given a voice but not a veto in deciding where refugees would be resettled, resettlement agency lawyers said.
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"I think it's fair to say that refugees coming into the United States to be resettled are some of the most vetted individuals entering the United States," she said.
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"This measure completely ignores the welcome that communities have provided to refugees, as well as the important contributions resettled refugees have made to these communities all across the country."
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The US has been a world leader in resettling refugees: Historically, half of all refugees who've been permanently resettled in a distant country have come to the United States.
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CNN obtained an early copy of the advertisement, which appears in the name of World Relief, an evangelical relief organization that has resettled thousands of refugees in the United States.
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The pair first met in 2014 at the sprawling Zaatari refugee camp in the Jordanian desert, and were reunited in December last year when Muzoon was resettled in northern England.
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A technical glitch allowed a small number of refugees to be resettled without a complete check of data on intelligence databases, according to a US official briefed on the matter.
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And for literally the entire time from World War II to now, half of all refugees who have been permanently resettled in another country have been in the United States.
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No refugees have been resettled in the U.S. in October, and the government has canceled around 500 flights for refugees who were supposed to arrive this month, according to CNN.
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Her ancestors were conscripted from what is now Sudan to fight in World War I, and were then resettled to Nairobi by the British empire, over a hundred years ago.
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Papua New Guinea has also said it plans to close the Manus Island center after its Supreme Court ruled it unlawful, raising questions about where the refugees would be resettled.
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We're talking about 103 million people of every conceivable background, people resettled from dozens of foreign countries who are thought to speak up to 800 different languages (Vlashki, Garifuna, Chamorro).
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At the end of last year, 17.2 million refugees fell under UNHCR's mandate, but some of them have returned and others have been resettled, and there is no updated total.
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"There is no possibility of hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers to be resettled in PNG and Nauru," said Ian Rintoul, a spokesman for the advocacy group, Refugee Action Coalition.
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New farm occupants working the land, many of whom had few farming skills when they were resettled, say they can barely make ends meet, let alone pay an extra levy.
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But even if the government does retreat from its plan, there is no prospect of local integration for the denizens of Dadaab, and only a lucky few will be resettled.
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But resettlement is not an automatic right for refugees, however, and less than 1% of registered refugees globally are resettled each year, a UNCHR spokesperson told CNN in an email.
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About 100 unaccompanied children were the first to be resettled to a hostel Monday night, and about half the families had returned to the Moria camp by midday on Tuesday.
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In the United States, which historically has resettled more refugees than any other country, the Obama administration's promise to absorb 10,000 Syrians by October is off to a slow start.
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Their land is increasingly threatened by climate change, and they make up the majority of the nearly 1.2 million people in rural Ningxia who have been resettled by the government.
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A directive had come down for the Hui who had been resettled here to move yet again, in order to make way for a new phase of the city's expansion.
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And since mid-2013, Australia has insisted that all those who establish that they are refugees will be resettled in one of those countries or a third country, not Australia.
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While Amina resettled in Ohio, Mohamed was forced to stay behind in the care of a family friend in Kenya, his application delayed because of an unexpected move months prior.
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Miller's nationalist worldview was evident throughout, from Trump's critiques of free trade agreements to his insistence that refugees are better resettled in their own regions than in the United States.
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No wonder their parents, who are newly resettled refugees in Austin, love them fiercely — all children are precious, but not all children face the horrifying dangers that threaten Syria's babies.
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To date, more than one out of three Syrians have fled their homes (including much of Mr. Hafez's family, who have resettled in Sweden), and over 400,000 have been killed.
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Blocks from where Trump's coronation ceremony is taking place is a small Cleveland neighborhood where hundreds of refugee families have recently been resettled from conflict zones across the Middle East.
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The film, directed by Kat Rohrer and Gil Levanon, speaks with several young Israelis who have resettled in Germany or Austria, and hears from their grandparents, who are Holocaust survivors.
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Still, it wasn't until the cakes and pies were placed — as platters were passed, slices cut, coffee poured, guests resettled at the table — that the evening took its intended shape.
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In 2015 Australia made another deal with Cambodia, pledging $55 million of aid in return for the resettlement of hundreds of refugees — but only two have been successfully resettled there.
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During a visit to Wad Ramli in late August, Hamdok was interrupted by chants from residents demanding that they be resettled to avoid a repeat of situation in the future.
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About a year earlier, after The Times-News reported that Syrian refugees would very likely be resettled in Twin Falls, Edwards joined a movement to shut the resettlement program down.
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"It is either to accept Russia, or to accept the Germans," Rae's fellow survivor Jack Kagan, the son of a saddle maker who resettled in London, said in his testimony.
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We were lucky to be resettled in Australia in 2003 thanks to the United Nations Refugee agency and we had the most beautiful welcoming experience that anyone could hope for.
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When the refugee program resumes, it would be much smaller, with the total number of refugees resettled in the United States this year more than halved, to 50,000 from 110,000.
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But the asylum seekers say they fear for their safety if moved to a transit center on the island, and risk being resettled in PNG or another developing nation permanently.
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The U.S. has resettled more than 3 million refugees since 1975, and only 0.00062 percent of them were linked to acts of terrorism, which killed a total of three Americans.
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" While only a relatively small number of refugees get resettled in third countries, "the United States welcomes almost two-thirds of these refugees, more than all other resettlement countries combined.
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The first Syrian family to be resettled in the U.S. under a speeded-up "surge operation" for refugees left Jordan on Wednesday for Kansas City, Missouri, to start a new life.
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Ahmad al-Abboud, who is being resettled with his wife and five children, said he is thankful to Jordan, where he has lived for three years after fleeing Syria's civil war.
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Read more: 63 billion reasons why Trump is wrong about refugees These refugees are the first of approximately 2,000 who could be resettled in states across the U.S. under the deal.
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In 2014, the United Nations' refugee agency, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, resettled less than 1 percent of all Somali refugees in Kenya, two-thirds of whom reside in Dadaab.
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The United Nation's refugee agency forecasts that roughly 1.2 million of the 16.1 million refugees under the organization's mandate will need to be resettled in 2017, half of whom are children.
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The first phase is to develop educational multimedia content that can reach children living in displaced or resettled communities through mobile devices, radio, TV and printed materials in engaging, enjoyable ways.
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The Isle's 60 residents are due to be resettled further inland, in a $48m programme approved by the state government last year, and Mrs Falgout says she cannot wait to go.
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In 1974 he had bought 40 acres of the old property; by the late 1990s, at last recovered from depression and at peace with his demons, he resettled there in happiness.
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For every Syrian migrant sent back to Turkey, one Syrian already in Turkey will be resettled in the EU. Implementation of the deal has presented Greece with a massive logistical challenge.
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Both Rongelap and Bikini atolls were mistakenly resettled in 1957 and 1968, respectively, forcing large populations of Marshallese to move back to their home islands where radiation levels weren't much lower.
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Between 2000 and 2015, the center resettled most residents back home, after building flats for each family and helping them find work, cutting the population from about 900 families to 44.
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For instance, a Yemeni man resettled in Serbia in 2016 has struggled to learn the local language while complaining that a Guantánamo stigma was wrecking his job and social-life prospects.
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Melissa, 34, and Toronto: My family were all refugees—all 17 members of them resettled in Canada and the US. That was on the basis of the refugee private sponsorship program.
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Brazilian and U.S. officials have raised concern over the disappearance of former Guantanamo Bay detainee Jihad Diyab, after he had resettled in neighboring Uruguay, saying he could now be in Brazil.
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MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - A former Guantanamo prisoner who was resettled in Uruguay but has asked to leave was denied entry to South Africa by that country's migration authorities, a Uruguayan official said.
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It is not legal binding, does not include a call by Ban for 10 percent of refugees to be resettled annually and has been dismissed by human rights groups as insufficient.
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That figure marks a sharp decline from the roughly 2628,28500 refugees resettled in 6900 and the lowest amount since 2628/28503 when then-President George W. Bush temporarily suspended refugee admissions.
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MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - A former Guantanamo prisoner who was resettled in Uruguay but has asked to leave flew to South Africa on Thursday as a tourist, a Uruguayan official said on Friday.
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Yousif, who was resettled to the United States several years ago, is unable to reunite with his family, who are unsure if they will ever be processed amidst the endless backlog.
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The statement also assured that the department was working to make sure children arriving in the state are well taken care of, are properly resettled and have their civil rights represented.
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How the city will be governed – from the treatment of prisoners to how quickly the displaced are resettled – will determine whether Mosul's citizens can trust the new leaders of their city.
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Pew notes that the resettled refugees are different than asylum seekers and refugees who migrate without prior approval from the government, such as those attempting to cross the American southern border.
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Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, told Foreign Policy that Kushner believes Palestinian refugees must be resettled in the countries where they currently reside.
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The NBA has said the dam displaced 320,000 people - many of them poor tribal farmers who were not resettled on agricultural land - and disrupted the lives of tens of thousands more.
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Laos fell, the C.I.A. pulled up stakes, and many Hmong families, after languishing in refugee camps in Thailand and elsewhere, were resettled in places like Fresno, California, where Vang lives today.
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After the dust resettled, Romine and Cabrera joined Girardi and Kahnle on the ejected list, but it seems fairly obvious that Cabrera should take the brunt of the punishment going forward.
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Meanwhile, in the US, we resettled about 97,000 refugees in 2016 and, though final asylum numbers are not yet available, asylum grants will likely come in at around 20,000 to 30,000.
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At the same time the number of migrants who have returned home or been resettled elsewhere remains low, compared with the throngs of the newly displaced, at around 300,000 a year.
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Under the country's hardline policy, all asylum seekers intercepted trying to reach Australia after paying people smugglers are sent for processing to the offshore camps, and are never resettled in Australia.
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For three decades, tens of thousands of other Sudanese, including legions of orphans known as the Lost Boys, fled war and atrocities and were resettled as refugees across the United States.
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His travel ban, imposed a week after he was sworn in, temporarily halted the program and limited the number of refugees that could be resettled in the United States to 50,000.
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So far, according to American officials, about 280 refugees from the camps have been resettled in the United States — but at least 210 people were rejected over the past few months.
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The East Lorengau Refugee Transit Center, near where the body was found, is a separate facility set up to house people who are to be resettled elsewhere, including the United States.
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Giacometti/Sade posits that the same groundswell also swept up the Swiss-born Alberto Giacometti, who as a student in 19350 had resettled in Paris at the impressionable age of 231.
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Once refugees are assigned to be resettled in a particular state, that state agrees to provide them with critical social services, including health care, affordable housing, and help finding a job.
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Thousands of Hmong resettled in the United States, and hundreds gravitated to Missoula, due largely to efforts by a CIA officer named Jerry Daniels, who had grown up in the area.
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Real New York Tours, a family-run outfit in its 22010th year, is offering a week of free walking tours for 22020 Syrian refugees who were recently resettled in New Jersey.
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Rohim Mohammod, a teenager who was resettled in Grand Rapids in 2017, mastered English within a year of arriving and has received invitations to speak on panels about the refugee experience.
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In each of those cases, the United States resettled far more refugees than any other country; and rightly so, given our direct involvement in the conflicts and our capacity to help.
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A week before the killing, Ameen was notified that he and his family would be resettled in the U.S. On the evening of June 22, 2014, Ihsan was shot in Rawah.
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Mr. Ibrahim and many of his displaced comrades had been waiting more than two decades to be resettled in the United States and were supposed to fly to America this week.
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Her family escaped from Syria and resettled in Canada, where Bayan and her siblings are learning to ice skate, trick-or-treat and navigate the childhood rituals of a new culture.
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What is less clear is if and how Puerto Ricans who have resettled in Florida will vote in Florida's primary election on Tuesday and then in the general election in November.
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Residents of Aung Myin Tha, a nearby village where about 300 families were resettled, said it had some advantages, like the 16-bed hospital and roads built by the dam developer.
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Under one plan currently being discussed, no more than 25,000 refugees could be resettled in the United States next year, a cut of more than 40 percent from this year's limit.
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Mr. Hadidy had always been there for Mr. Agha, 23, even after Mr. Agha and his siblings and their parents left Syria and resettled in Saudi Arabia in 2003 and 2004.
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Hundreds of people in the small towns and villages where the former residents of the Calais migrant camp are being resettled have taken to the streets to protest their impending arrival.
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The emotion I feel when reading about a married Syrian refugee couple resettled in the Seattle suburbs now permanently separated from their oldest daughter by Trump's order is shock, not surprise.
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Gina Kassem, the regional refugee coordinator at the U.S. Embassy in Amman, said while the target of 10,000 applies to Syrian refugees living around the world, most will be resettled from Jordan.
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Safadi, Jordan&aposs foreign minister, said in a tweet that his government approved the evacuation after a pledge from Britain, Germany and Canada that the evacuees will be resettled in three months.
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Of the 784,000 refugees resettled in the United States over the last 15 years, exactly three have been arrested for planning terrorist activities, according to a Cato Institute report by Alex Nowrasteh.
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The U.S. has resettled roughly 30,000 refugees since the start of the fiscal year in October, so a maximum 19813,000 more refugees would be let in during Trump's first year in office.
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Studying climate migration, reversing a Trump administration to remove protections for refugees from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras and Nicaragua, and pledging to increase the number of refugees resettled by the United States.
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"I hope I can see her before something happens to her or to me," said Fadi Omarin, al-Omar&aposs 48-year-old son, speaking from Chicago, where he resettled in 2015.
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Having resettled in Oregon just in time to detail an Umpqua massacre preceded by a victim's nice morning and idyllic weekend, Hood also spends 6:27 in Ferguson and its branches nationwide.
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U.S. President Barack Obama will host a refugee summit at the United Nations on Tuesday that aims to boost humanitarian funds by a third and double the number of refugees being resettled.
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It meant an ache, a depression, a persistent longing to be elsewhere, to be resettled in some other part of the world, so strong that it pushed the present into the shadows.
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Several senior U.S. officials said 13-year-old Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian national, went off the radar several weeks ago from Uruguay, where he was resettled in 2014 after being released.
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Canadian police are warning recently resettled refugees and immigrants in the country to be wary of the scam, which has left some people swindled out of hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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Canada last year resettled more refugees than the U.S. for the first time since the creation of the Refugee Act of 1980, according to a Pew Research analysis of new UNHCR data.
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At present, people who reach Australia by boat and are found to be eligible for asylum are offered the opportunity to be resettled in Papua New Guinea or Nauru, but not Australia.
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While her life has now resettled (she married and lives in relative anonymity), she spent her entire life haunted by the image of a man that the rest of the world adores.
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People walk slowly at the Ritsona camp, with few places to go, and hopelessness fills the air as no one knows when or if they can go home or be permanently resettled.
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Although she wouldn't say who gave the undertaking or when, UNHCR's Catherine Stubberfield told Australian local media ABC there was a "clear understanding" that some refugees would be resettled in the country.
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Wealthy countries (especially the US, Canada, Australia, and now Germany) have started to step up; 22018 and 219 were the first time that more than 100,000 refugees were resettled in consecutive years.
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Mr. Turnbull repeated that position this week, saying that the chance of being resettled in New Zealand would be "used by the people smugglers as a marketing opportunity," according to news reports.
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America, which traditionally takes a large share of resettled refugees, has slightly increased its quotas but has been deterred by probably ill-founded security concerns since last November's terrorist attacks in Paris.
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The United States took the largest number of resettled refugees in 2016: a total of 96,0003 people according to the UNHCR, more than twice as many as Canada, the next closest contender.
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It's looking increasingly likely that the citizens of Florida are going to have to be permanently resettled to large luxury cruise ships (probably their preference) or the Moon (not a terrible idea).
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They were rushed here because one of their siblings was about to turn 18, and once you turn 18, you're no longer eligible to be resettled in the Unaccompanied Refugee Minor Program.
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Last year London boroughs provided support to more than 1,000 unaccompanied, asylum-seeking children, and the city is now developing new ways of working with communities to offer support to resettled refugees.
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He added that under the legislation, a refugee who was resettled in a third country could never come to Australia to visit family, or even as a tourist, despite gaining citizenship elsewhere.
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Neither of the two men resettled in Serbia is from that country, a part of the former Yugoslavia that had not taken in a detainee before, unlike Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The NBA has said the dam displaced 320,000 people — many of them poor tribal farmers who were not properly resettled on fertile land — and disrupted the lives of tens of thousands more.
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Almost four decades ago, as a young geography teacher, she joined in the first mass wave of Canadian private sponsorship, in which citizens resettled tens of thousands of Vietnamese, Cambodians and Hmong.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Refugees in one of Australia's offshore detention centers who hope to be resettled in the United States have been offered another kind of resettlement — to a different offshore detention center.
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ADMINISTRATIVE VOID During a visit to Wad Ramli in late August, Hamdok was interrupted by chants from residents demanding that they be resettled to avoid a repeat of situation in the future.
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The Khomanin were moved from their ancestral land within the Khomas region during South African colonization, she explained, with some resettled to surrounding farms in 1991 by the government after Namibia's independence.
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The Khomanin were moved from their ancestral land within the Khomas region during South African colonization, she explained, with some resettled to surrounding farms in 1991 by the government after Namibia's independence.
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In at least one instance, suspected Russian spies were believed to be casing someone who was part of a CIA program that provided new identities to protect resettled Russians, the officials said.
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The refugees we are leaving behind — children, women and the elderly among them — will not necessarily be resettled in another country; they will languish in fear and danger, with an uncertain fate.
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Ankara is justifying its cross-border operation into northern Syria as partly motivated by its desire to set up a safe zone, where at least a million Syrian refugees can be resettled.
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"This measure completely ignores the welcome that communities have provided to refugees, as well as the important contributions resettled refugees have made to these communities all across the country," Ms. Sime said.
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He is now working for the I.R.C. full time in its Sacramento office, which resettled 824 refugees in the 2019 fiscal year, and provides job training, legal help, English lessons and more.
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Under a deal reached with President Barack Obama late in his second term, 654 refugees have been resettled in the United States, with 251 in the provisional approval stage, Mr. Dutton said.
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So, while the Christian percentage grew from 2900 to 220006 percent under Trump, the Muslim percentage fell from 2202 to 2628 percent, while the overall number of refugees resettled fell 28500 percent.
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As of November, at least 430 refugees have been resettled in the United States, according to American officials, under a deal brokered by President Barack Obama to accept up to 1,250 refugees.
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The order also bans refugee enrollments for 120 days, and caps the number of refugees to be resettled in the United States at 50,000 -- less than half the level under the Obama administration.
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The Washington Post noted that the US took in 1,318 Syrian refugees in January 2017 (in the days before the Trump administration's first of several refugee bans); in January 2018, it resettled two.
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There are currently 60 million displaced people in the world, and of the 20 million refugees that made it out of their country last year, only 1 percent were resettled, U.N. figures show.
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But less than one percent are resettled, according to the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) which screens and interviews candidates, amid rising hostility towards immigrants and arguments over how to best help them integrate.
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For each Syrian migrant returned to Turkey, another Syrian migrant will be resettled in the EU. Priority will be given to those who have not tried to enter the EU by irregular means.
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Eventually the residents were resettled to another area on the outskirts of Seoul, but faced eviction for the second time when it turned out their shantytown was located along the Olympic torch route.
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But that was down from Washington's acceptance of 24.7,22018 resettled refugees in 228, Trump's first year in office, and 2174,3103 in 2310, the last full year of the Obama administration, UNHCR figures show.
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In other words, UNRWA has been perpetuating the Palestinian-Israel conflict through heredity, and by not insisting that this population be resettled, as the UN has done with every single other refugee population.
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There hasn't been a single fatal terrorist attack on U.S. soil involving a refugee since the program was established in 1980, a period in which 3 million refugees were resettled across the country.
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The administration has reduced the number of refugees that can be resettled in the U.S. in each of Trump's first two years in office, capping the figure at 30,85033 for fiscal year 2019.
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Unaccompanied minors who arrive in the U.S. are treated differently under the law than adults; they must be resettled with parents or other adults in the country as they await their immigration cases.
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In the late 1970s or early 1980s, Mr. Henríquez and his family fled the Salvadoran civil war along with thousands of their compatriots who resettled in Los Angeles neighborhoods dominated by Mexican gangs.
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Unlikely. Raffo ("Nine Parts of Desire," which The Times called an "impassioned theatrical documentary") stars as Noura, an Iraqi matriarch who has resettled in New York City and is now trimming the tree.
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The program for migrants from Greece and Italy has resettled barely a quarter of the people it was supposed to help, and Eastern European countries were allotted a tiny fraction to begin with.
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Cochetel said some evacuees may be resettled in third countries, while others will be helped to return to countries where they previous had asylum, or to their home countries if it is safe.
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Refugees are free to move to other states in the US after they've been resettled, but doing so means they would no longer be able to access the services that help them assimilate.
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The new measures announced by Mr. Trump now place those promises in jeopardy, said Mr. Crocker, who since retiring from the foreign service has helped several interpreters get resettled in the United States.
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