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Nonprofits, organizations continue helping migrants and refugees amid continuous executive orders

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TIES helps people who already have green cards prepare for their citizenship interview and the naturalization process.

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Nonprofits, organizations continue helping migrants and refugees amid continuous executive orders

TIES helps people who already have green cards prepare for their citizenship interview and the naturalization process.

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Refugee advocates face difficulty after message federal funding is halted

Organizations that work with refugees in the United States are facing difficult decisions and uncertainty after President Donald Trump's administration halted federal funding.Hanan Refugee Relief Group in Milwaukee said it received a letter on Friday ordering it to stop work for new arrivals. Executive Director Sheila Badwan explained that the impacted program covers half of the nonprofit organization's costs for client services and administrati…

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World Relief Spokane loses federal funding after Trump’s refugee order

SPOKANE, Wash. – World Relief Spokane announced it will no longer receive federal funding after President Donald Trump issued executive orders that could halt the flow of refugees into the U.S.

·Spokane, United States
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Central Ohio refugee agency plans to continue services despite federal 'stop work' order

Community Refugee and Immigration Services' local office is following guidance from a national affiliate to continue serving refugees already in resettlement programs.

·Columbus, United States
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WOSU Public Media broke the news in Columbus, United States on Monday, January 27, 2025.
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