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Immigration · Afghanistan

Blumenthal Backs Pathway To Permanent Status In US For Afghan Allies

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Many individuals risked their lives to support US missions and continue to be in danger as a result.See the Story

World Relief Launches New Global Initiative to Offer Hope to Families Facing Crisis & Displacement

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Donald Trump · Venezuela

Yaneth and Manuel Live Out Perseverance and Hope Through Faith

Family Pena Coronel Fleeing Uncertainty: A Journey Toward Hope Yaneth and Manuel landed in Spokane on January 16, 2025, just four days before President Trump signed the executive order suspending refugee resettlement. They had left Venezuela in search of safety and a secure future for their family of four. In Venezuela, there was never any certainty that their basic needs would be met. Food was scarce, and they often waited in line for 24 hours …Read Article

From the Pulpit to the Capitol: A Pastor’s Mission to Defend His Congregants Detained By ICE

You may have seen the video. An Iranian Christian woman convulses from a panic attack as immigration officers detain her husband. Her cries pierce the air as masked agents lead him away — not from a crime scene, but from a sidewalk in Los Angeles. They had fled religious persecution in Iran. As devout Christians, they had endured fear and discrimination and sought safety in a country they believed would welcome them. They had followed every lega…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Los Angeles Read Article

Florida US rep., bipartisan lawmakers introduce new ‘Dignity Act’ proposing legalization path for some migrants

49% Right coverage: 49 sources

United States Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) and Veronica Escobar (D-Texas), and a bipartisan group of House lawmakers introduced to Congress on Tuesday a new version of the “Dignity Act”.Veronica Escobar See the Story

After 14 Years Apart, a Refugee Family Finds Home Again

In 2011, violence and conflict in South Asia separated Sankar from his family. Forced to flee, he spent six years in a neighboring country, unable to reunite with his loved ones. His children, Ganesh and Parmita, were just eight and ten years old. In 2017, Sankar arrived in the U.S. through the refugee resettlement program. World Relief Chicagoland helped him find housing, a job, and English classes. He also began the legal process to bring his…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

White House Agrees to Exempt PEPFAR From Cuts

58% Center coverage: 36 sources

Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought told reporters after meeting with Senate Republicans on Tuesday that the White House is on board with a substitute amendment to the rescissions package that would exempt PEPFAR, the global anti-AIDS initiative from cuts. Vought said that the president could accept the substitute amendment to exempt the…Susan Collins · United States See the Story

Sahra's Story: An Afghan Mother’s Journey to Asylum in the U.S.

A first-person account from a World Relief Western Washington Immigration and Legal Services Representative. I first met Sahra* at the World Relief office here in 2021. Her voice was very quiet, as she responded “Yes.” “No.” “I don’t know,” as we talked. She kept her face covered and her gaze away from me and our interpreter. She constantly squeezed her fingers, obviously uncomfortable and nervous. It took several more meetings and phone calls f…Washington State · Washington Read Article

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