Refugee Admissions Down 40 Percent Since 1992
President and aid groups warn that U S refugee admissions have fallen about 40 percent since 1992, eroding leadership as Mr Clinton’s administration holds the line on yearly by country allocations. Experts say the world faces a large refugee crisis and urge sustained, higher admission numbers.
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Refugee admissions trends by region 1992–1996
AP reports show five year patterns in U S refugee intake. Africa totals range 4,779 to 7,502 with East Africa peaking near 51,848 and declining to 19,234. Eastern Europe former Soviet Union numbers stay around forty to sixty thousand, Latin America rises then falls, Middle East and South Asia vary through the period.
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