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Washington, D.C.— At a hearing today before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen, testified multiple times that DHS does…
…system. The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) is deeply concerned by this planned rollback of what are fundamental basic protections for immigrants in ICE custody. Conditions and oversight in ICE facilities…
…talked with me about their struggle to find enough firewood to cook for their families. Though the narrative that follows is a composite of several individual stories, it presents an…
…the Council has approved such a resolution. The Women’s Refugee Commission commends the Administration for its strong leadership. And we hope the United States will soon join other nations in…
I met a Somali woman in the Ifo refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya who summed up the problem: “You cannot divorce food from fuel,” she said, “they are completely interlinked….
…never come. While Ambassador Haley toured Za’atari, speaking with compassion and support, the White House unveiled a budget that sent a very different message to refugees around the world. The…
…organization may now more easily access an ICE facility. Visitors can speak with detainees and monitor conditions to see whether or not the facility is in compliance with national standards….
…fall, the American Immigration Council, the Women’s Refugee Commission, the American Civil Liberties Union, among others, filed a complaint against ICE due to its care of pregnant women in custody….
…because of family, community, and environmental pressures, a new study found. Plan International, the Women’s Refugee Commission, and Transforming Fragilities said in their study, released Wednesday, March 30, that child…
…growth of migrant child labor in the United States, federal and state enforcement agencies have begun a crackdown on companies that employ children, and the Biden administration is under pressure…
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