Tell your representatives to reclaim their role in refugee admissions and enshrine America’s commitment to refugees in law.
You can do what the federal government won’t: fund resettlement. Help a local office to keep their doors open and their lights on.
New Hampshire's congressional delegation is halfway there—here's how we get the other half to support a resettlement minimum. New Hampshire Needs a Resettlement Minimum New Hampshire’s two resettlement agencies are at risk—a risk that can only be meaningfully...
Last year, New Hampshire welcomed 327 refugees. In the first three months of the federal fiscal year–prior to the second Trump Administration–New Hampshire welcomed 96. Following the Administration’s suspension, arrivals have decreased significantly.
Declines in refugee arrivals over the next four years will permanently damage New Hampshire’s resettlement program. During the last Trump Administration, almost 40% of local resettlement offices closed. New Hampshire’s resettlement offices are at risk of pausing programs, laying off staff, or closing altogether.