Reaffirming the importance of the United States promoting the safety, health, and well-being of refugees and displaced persons in the United States and around the world.

Restoration of Refugee Admissions: Lifting the indefinite suspension of the United States Refugee Admissions Program would allow those who are conditionally approved, ready for departure, or have flights booked to finally resettle in the United States. (Resolution Section 6)

Protection of Asylum Seekers: Rejecting bans and restrictions could ensure that refugees have access to due process and the protections enshrined in the Refugee Act of 1980. (Resolution Section 4)

Support for Vulnerable Populations: Continued leadership and partnership with the international community can help protect populations facing gender-based violence, torture, human trafficking, and persecution. (Resolution Section 7A)

Addressing Disability Needs: Implementing solutions to ensure accessible infrastructure and the availability of disability-related services can help those with disabilities. (Resolution Section 7H)

Economic and Community Contributions: The document notes that refugees often integrate into communities, join the workforce, and contribute to the economy through taxes and local commerce. (Whereas clauses)

Impact of the Refugee Admissions Ban: The indefinite suspension of the United States Refugee Admissions Program has put the lives and well-being of refugees, such as Afghans, Burmese Rohingya, and Sudanese, at risk. (Whereas clauses)

Consequences of the Travel Ban: The travel ban issued via Proclamation 10949 could deny refugees and asylum-seekers fleeing violence or persecution the chance to find safety in the United States. (Whereas clauses)

Risks of Deportation and Displacement: For many living in the United States, being subject to deportation due to widespread conflict or persecution in their countries of origin would cause significant harm. (Whereas clauses)

Impact of Foreign Assistance Cuts: Reductions in United States foreign assistance have led to cuts in food rations for refugees in camps, which threatens to destabilize fragile situations. (Whereas clauses)

Risks for Women and Girls: Women and girls face an increased risk of sexual violence, exploitation, and trafficking while traveling to seek safe living conditions. (Whereas clauses)