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'Miserable': How Trump's executive order destroyed family's 'light of hope'

  • Amouna's family planned to relocate from Syria but faces delays due to an executive order signed by Trump, which suspends the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
  • Since the start of Welcome Corps in 2023, 30 refugees have resettled in Idaho, but 16 refugees are affected by the executive order's pause.
  • The executive order may be re-examined in 90 days, but it has already disrupted the lives of refugees and their families in Idaho.
  • Polls indicate that most Americans support welcoming refugees, highlighting a disconnect between public sentiment and current policies.
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'Miserable': How Trump's executive order destroyed family's 'light of hope'

The email deciding the fate of Amouna’s extended family is all of three paragraphs long. The website for Welcome Corps, a new program established in 2023 that connects Americans with refugees across the globe who need resettlement assistance in the United States, offers even less information. ...

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They had tickets. A flight number. An arrival time. Then Trump’s executive order changed everything.

The email deciding the fate of Amouna’s extended family is all of three paragraphs long. The website for Welcome Corps, a new program established in 2023 that connects Americans with refugees across the globe who need resettlement assistance in the United States, offers even less information. “In accordance with the executive order, ‘Realigning the United States Refugee Admissions Program,’ refugee travel to the United States and all U.S. Refu…

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They had tickets. A flight number. An arrival time. Then Trump’s executive order changed everything. • Idaho Capital Sun

The Statue of Liberty, a light of hope for immigrants since 1886, is lit up at night on Liberty Island in New York Harbor on Aug. 17, 2023, in New York City. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)The email deciding the fate of Amouna’s extended family is all of three paragraphs long.  The website for Welcome Corps, a new program established in 2023 that connects Americans with refugees across the globe who need resettlement assistance in the …

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Idaho Capital Sun broke the news in on Thursday, February 6, 2025.
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