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Michelle Brané, director of migrant rights at the Women’s Refugee Commission, says the administration’s push to discourage people from coming to the United States has, instead, backfired. Federal courts soon…
“I come from a family of refugees—my mother left Hungary during WWII, and my dad’s from Argentina,” says Brané. “So I grew up with refugee stories. It hit home for…
…decision they hope will allow them to end a program that advocates say places migrants at risk. The ruling could come as soon as tomorrow. Asylum seekers recently placed into…
Michelle Brané, director of the Migrants Rights and Justice Program at the advocacy group Women’s Refugee Commission, said Sessions’ decision was “just another step in the long list of actions…
In some parts of Afghanistan, including Kabul, a generation of girls grew up in a world completely different from the one their parents knew. The Taliban’s return to the city…
…the extravaganza is not just a magical and mystical cabaret and concert, but also an extra-special 10-Year Anniversary Show. Two weeks later comes The Lantern Tour, an annual event organized…
“This opportunity for parents to come back and pursue asylum is critical,” said Michelle Brané, the director of migrant rights and justice at the Women’s Refugee Commission. “For many, if…
…said the Flores Agreement forced its hand in separating families, critics such as The Women’s Refugee Commission argue that families can be released together into the community while their immigration…
A U.S. Supreme Court decision this week allowing President Donald Trump’s administration to proceed with a near complete ban on asylum across the southern border while the policy is litigated…
…a long and complex process to dismantle his predecessor’s defining policy legacy, but those advocating for major reform are concerned that when the well-being of children is at stake, Biden’s…
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