Refugees Make America Great
The widespread idea in America that refugees and asylum seekers make the country poorer is an outrageously misguided narrative. The truth is that for hundreds of years, refugees have brought diversity and resilience to our communities, contributing to our economy and enriching our culture.
Receive a referral to the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) for consideration
Refugee files an official application with the USRAP, usually with the help of resettlement support centers
The individual seeking refugee status will be interviewed by a USCIS officer who will then determine eligibility for refugee resettlement
Refugees will go through a series of screenings including medical screenings and security checks
A request for sponsorship assurance of the refugee(s) will be sent to resettlement agencies and the International Organization of Migration
The individual(s) seeking refugee will legally be allowed to enter into the United States