CRS Reacts to Record Low Refugee Cap
CRS echoes USCCB’s stance on new refugee admittance limit.
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College Students from Across the U.S. to Descend on Capitol Hill to Make their Voices Heard
Second Leadership Summit connects youth with legislators on urgent international issues.
CRS Lauds Congress’ Rejection of Administration’s Proposed Cuts to Foreign Aid
House and Senate appropriators approved their respective Fiscal Year 2019 State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs (SFOPS) bills. This follows their work on Agriculture appropriations bills, which they completed earlier in the month. Across these spending packages, Congress rejected the Administration’s proposal to cut foreign aid by more than one-third.
CRS Commends Senate Farm Bill for International Food Assistance Provisions
CRS joins more than two dozen U.S.-based organizations praising the bill.
CRS President Calls on Congress to Appropriate Robust FY19 Foreign Aid Budget
Foreign aid is needed as the world's poor face an increasing number of challenges.
Religious leaders call for U.N. to offer brighter future to migrants and refugees
Leaders call on countries to ensure safe and legal pathways for migrants and refugees.
CRS expresses appreciation to House Agriculture Committee for continued support for international food assistance in 2018 Farm Bill
House Agriculture Committee passes the 2018 Farm Bill out of Committee.
Humanitarian Organizations Release New Data Showing the Devastating Human Costs of Proposed Administration Cuts to Foreign Assistance
Cuts would negatively impact millions of lives around the world.
Proposal to Eliminate Food Aid and Cut Humanitarian and Development Assistance in FY19 Budget is Short-sighted and Life-threatening
CRS is deeply concerned about the proposed drastic cuts to international aid.
CRS Condemns Decision to Terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for El Salvador
"Terminating TPS will tear families apart."
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