America’s refugee program once stood as a symbol of compassion and hope, a lifeline for families fleeing war, persecution, and violence.

But today, that promise is being shattered. The Trump administration is slashing refugee admissions and reshaping the system to favor certain groups over others — turning what was once a moral commitment into a discriminatory political tool.

This is not who we are.

Turning our back on refugees does not make us stronger — it makes us crueler, smaller, and less safe.

We demand that the administration restore and expand refugee admissions, end discrimination in the resettlement process, and rebuild the infrastructure that allows local communities to welcome families in need. Refugee policy should be based on vulnerability and humanity — not race, language, or politics.

Leaders like Hoan Huynh know what’s at stake. His family came to this country as refugees — and today, he’s fighting to make sure America continues to open its doors to those seeking safety and a better life.

Add your name to demand that the administration restore America’s promise to refugees and reject policies rooted in fear and prejudice.