Resettlement agencies race to help refugees ahead of Trump's second term
- Resettlement agencies are working quickly to assist refugees before President-elect Donald Trump takes office, as many fear limits on refugee admissions will increase.
- The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program has helped over 3 million refugees since 1980, with nearly 30,000 arriving in late 2024 alone.
- Resettlement groups are raising funds and providing support for refugees like the Lopez-Caízares family, who recently settled in Connecticut.
- Trump has promised to suspend refugee resettlement, causing urgency among volunteers to help as many refugees as possible before his inauguration.
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