The Trump administration’s latest refugee overhaul marks one of the most dramatic immigration shifts in U.S. history. By slashing the refugee cap to just 7,500 for fiscal year 2026 — and prioritizing white South Africans — Washington signaled a clear departure from decades of bipartisan policy. The move not only dismantles the State Department’s long-held oversight but also centralizes power within Health and Human Services, altering how resettlement is funded and executed.
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