WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is proposing to resettle fewer refugees in the coming year than at any point in the country's history.
Along with two other announced on Thursday, the White House is intent on reshaping what was once the most robust resettlement program in the world.
That's only one part of how Washington is restructuring how the US extends or does not humanitarian relief. With a new inked this week with Honduras, people traveling through Central American to seek asylum in the U.S. will be forced to return to the Northern Triangle countries and apply there.
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The U.S. military this week formally charged linked to an alleged human smuggling ring. They are accused of receiving money in exchange for transporting migrants who recently crossed the border without authorization.
— Eighteen people face federal charges in a that also involved creating fake IDs to employ workers smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico.
— under Temporary Protected Status have from Sept. 23 to Nov. 22, 2019, to re-register for TPS.