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U.S. refugee and humanitarian aid faulted

Refugees International gave the Trump administration a “failing grade” for the second year in a row over its handling of displaced people and humanitarian aid.

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By Arete News - September 9, 2019
Indigenous refugees from Venezuela camping out in Boa Vista, capital of Brazil's Roraima state (AN/Michael Swan)
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