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Climate Mobility Policy Responses for Foreign Affairs Ministries to Engage with Free Movement Blocs
This is the fifth in a five part series of ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. To view the rest of the briefs, visit the overview . WHY RESPOND TO CLIMATE MOBILITY? Foreign…
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Climate Mobility Policy Responses for Home Affairs Ministries
This is the fourth in a five part series of ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. To view the rest of the briefs, visit the overview . WHY RESPOND TO CLIMATE MOBILITY? Rapid onset…
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Cross-Ministerial Climate Mobility Policy Responses for Internal Climate Displacement
This is the third in a five part series of ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. To view the rest of the briefs, visit the overview . WHY RESPOND TO CLIMATE MOBILITY? Rapid onset…
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Climate Mobility Policy Responses for Development Aid Ministries
This is the second in a five part series of ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. To view the rest of the briefs, visit the overview . WHY RESPOND TO CLIMATE MOBILITY? Tackling…
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Climate Mobility Policy Responses for National Security Advisors
This is the first a five part series of ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. To view the rest of the briefs, visit the overview . WHY RESPOND TO CLIMATE MOBILITY? Migration caused…
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Overview: Actionable Climate Mobility Policy Responses For National Government Ministries
The following is an overview of a series of five ministry-focused briefs setting out rights-based, country-agnostic recommendations on climate mobility that governments can act on now. Individual briefs are linked below. What is Climate Mobility? The effects of rapid onset and…
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IRAP Launches New Resettlement Program with UK Home Office for Vulnerable Palestinians
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 29, 2026 MEDIA CONTACT Spencer Tilger | media@refugeerights.org IRAP LAUNCHES NEW RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM WITH UK HOME OFFICE FOR VULNERABLE PALESTINIANS IRAP will work as a referral partner to identify Palestinian refugees with urgent protection needs…
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Federal Court Blocks Trump-Vance Administration Rule Stripping Refugees of Due Process Protections
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 27, 2026 Contacts: IRAP: media@refugeerights.org Democracy Forward: press@democracyforward.org African Communities Together: press@africans.us PANA: maria@panasd.org Refugee Council USA: media@rcusa.org International Institute of New England:…
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Four Takeaways for a Next U.S. Policy Agenda on Climate Mobility
When it comes to crafting new policy solutions to address the growing nexus of climate change impacts on human mobility, the United States is currently operating at a deficit. With attacks on the rights of immigrant communities and wide scale destruction of global development…
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Core Insights from Expert Roundtable: (Re)Setting a U.S. Policy for Climate Mobility
On September 24, 2026, IRAP, alongside ten partners, held an expert roundtable as part of Climate Week NYC: (Re)Setting a U.S. Policy for Climate Mobility . Designed to kick off a series of convenings to advance a U.S. climate mobility policy playbook for a future Presidential…
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PANA v. Edlow: Challenging Trump-Vance administration policies stripping refugees of legal protections
Policies threatening the safety and stability of refugees in the United states have been a defining feature of the Trump-Vance administration’s xenophobic immigration agenda. Policies hostile to refugees include U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’s (“USCIS”) indefinite…
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Lawsuit Challenges New Trump-Vance Administration Rules that Strip Refugees of Legal Protections Without Due Process
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 26, 2026 MEDIA CONTACTS: IRAP: media@refugeerights.org Democracy Forward: press@democracyforward.org African Communities Together: press@africans.us PANA: maria@panasd.org Refugee Council USA: media@rcusa.org LAWSUIT CHALLENGES NEW TRUMP-VANCE…
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IRAP Explainer on New Refugee Termination Interim Final Rule
On October 14, 2026, the Department of Homeland Security published an Interim Final Rule (IFR) that, effective immediately, sped up the government’s process to terminate refugee status by reducing refugees’ time to respond to Notices of Intent to Terminate their Refugee Status…
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Trump Administration Lays Groundwork for Mass Deportation of Resettled Refugees
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13, 2026 MEDIA CONTACT Spencer Tilger | media@refugeerights.org Trump Administration Lays Groundwork for Mass Deportation of Resettled Refugees New Regulation Makes it Harder To Challenge Attempts to Terminate Refugee Status (New York, NY) – Today,…
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Newly Released Documents From Operation PARRIS Confirm the Scope of DHS’s Targeting of Refugee Communities
IRAP shares newly released U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) documents about the targeting of refugee communities in Minnesota – and beyond – through a USCIS program focused on reexamining refugee cases, known as Operation PARRIS. The documents confirm that 72…
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Appeals Court Rules Terminations of Refugee Status are Subject to Judicial Review
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 5, 2026 MEDIA CONTACT Spencer Tilger | media@refugeerights.org APPEALS COURT RULES TERMINATIONS OF REFUGEE STATUS ARE SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL REVIEWDecision comes as Trump administration targets resettled refugees (Denver, CO) – Today, the Tenth Circuit…