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About the Refugee Crisis
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Our latest statements
CWS Welcomes Introduction of Dream and Promise Act
March 12, 2019More than 300 Interfaith Voices Call on DHS to Re-Designate and Extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan for 18 Months
February 21, 2019CWS Slams President Trump’s Emergency Declaration, Points to “Moral Emergency” Created by President’s Policies and Rhetoric
February 15, 2019
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In the news
Every day, CWS works to resettle and employ refugees, empowering them to succeed. Here you can read more about what we are up to.
Refugee voices and community support
“It’s not by choice you become refugee,” said Dev Bhandari, a refugee from Bhutan. “We became refugees because we’re forcefully thrown out of the country just because we spoke a different language and believed in different God than the king.”
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Informational materials
Immigration and Refugee Program Informational Resources. Resources for schools regarding undocumented children and their families.
FAQ
Find answers about refugees, the screening process and resettlement in the United States.
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Legal resources
CWS offers legal services to immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers at 21 of our affiliates across the U.S. Our attorneys can assist in the filing of applications for naturalization, green cards and citizenship. We also assist in many other types of status as well as waivers, exemptions and applications.