Refugee resettlement flights canceled after Utah groups lose federal funding
- Catholic Community Services and other nonprofits are winding down refugee services due to federal funding cuts.
- Federal funding for refugee resettlement programs has faced uncertainty and freezes, impacting services.
- Organizations like Catholic Charities of Central Texas and Global Impact Initiative had to suspend or shut down programs.
- A seven-week funding freeze left about 15,000 refugees in Texas without cash assistance; Catholic Community Services of Utah let go of over 25 staff.
- The loss of funding means diminished services for refugees and unaccompanied minors, despite continued efforts to aid them.
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With federal funding set to end in October, refugees in Austin will be left to navigate on their own
Nonprofits help refugees pay for rent and groceries, land jobs, sign up for medical benefits and enroll in school. The end of federal funding could mean these services disappear.
Migrant support center reeling from funding cuts, recent fire threatens operations
AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) — A nonprofit that focuses on helping refugees and migrants in an Aurora community may have to cut some of its operations because of significant funding cuts. To add to that challenge police are also investigating a dumpster fire that was set just feet away from their building. At least 9 international student visas revoked at Colorado universities Marcel Narucki, cofounder of the Village Exchange Center, said for the …
Catholic Community Services ending aid to refugees, immigrant children due to funding cuts
Catholic Community Services of Utah is halting assistance programs for refugees and unaccompanied immigrant children due to federal funding cuts under President Trump.

Refugee resettlement flights canceled after Utah groups lose federal funding
Aden Batar understands the weight of leaving behind all that youve ever known.Its not easy to leave your home country and to go to a strange country, Batar shared Tuesday.Currently the Director of Migration and Refugee Services for Catholic Community Services, Batar and his family fled Somalia during civil war in the early 90s to seek a new life in Utah.I never thought I was going to leave my home country, but due to the loss of family members a…
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