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Soros Funded A Biden Center Report On Letting More Refugees Into The US

 Several authors of a Soros-funded Penn Biden Center report advocating for increasing the number of refugees allowed into the country now work in the Biden administration, handling immigration and national security policy.

The Penn Biden Center and the National Conference on Citizenship published a 2020 report, which was funded by a $259,050 grant from Open Society Foundations, recommending increasing the number of refugees permitted to come to the U.S. and easing restrictions on refugee eligibility, actions the White House has since taken.

Of the report's recommendations highlighting how the U.S. government should expand the refugee system, several proposals have been implemented during the authors' tenures in the Biden administration, including increasing cooperation with the United Nations to work with the U.S. to bring in more refugees, increasing the number of Latin American and Caribbean refugees and expanding refugee processing in the Western hemisphere.

The report recommended raising the refugee cap to 125,000, which President Joe Biden later did in fiscal years 2022 and 2023.

"The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program is at a crossroads. Under the Trump Administration, years of assault on the program have slashed admissions to historic lows, effectively eviscerating a bipartisan tradition of extending a lifeline to the world's most vulnerable people. If a new president is sworn into office in January 2021, he will likely arrive with a mandate to significantly increase refugee admissions levels," a summary of the report stated.

The Biden White House also raised the number of Latin American and Caribbean refugees the U.S. would accept to 15,000 in fiscal years 2022 and 2023.

"Under the Obama Administration, the average size of the LAC regional cap was roughly 4,400 with projected arrivals consistently falling significantly short. A new administration should significantly raise the regional LAC cap for admissions as an early demonstration of U.S. commitment to addressing the magnitude and severity of protection needs in the region, particularly in response to refugees fleeing the Northern Triangle countries and Venezuela," the report stated.

https://americafirstreport.com/soros-funded-a-biden-center-report-on-letting-more-refugees-into-the-us-some-of-its-authors-now-work-for-biden/

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