2065438+2007 is the year when the United States accepted the lowest number of refugees over the years?

65438+10.4 According to American reports, US President Trump implemented measures to restrict the entry of refugees after taking office. According to the data of the State Council, from June 20 17, when Trump came to power, to February 20 1, the Trump administration * * * received 29,022 refugees, the lowest since 2002.

In 2002, the United States received 29,468 refugees. In 200 1 year, there were 9 1 1 terrorist attacks in the United States. Since then, the US government has reduced the number of all legal immigrants.

It is reported that the number of refugees received by the United States in the new year will continue to decline. The Trump administration plans to accept up to 45,000 refugees in the new year, which is the lowest value since the introduction of the Refugee Law in 37 years.

Trump submitted relevant proposals to Congress. According to this proposal, the number of refugees will be greatly reduced in the next fiscal year, and only 1.9 million, 0.5 million, 0.2 million, 0. 1.5 million and 1.75 million from Africa, East Asia, Europe and Central Asia, the Middle East and South Asia, respectively. The fiscal year of 20 18 is from June 20 17 to September 20 18.

In the United States, the government usually sets a ceiling for accepting refugees every year. For decades, the minimum ceiling has been 1986 promulgated by former President Reagan, which is 67,000. The last administration of President Obama set a ceiling of 10000 refugees in 20 16.

In addition, the State Council has informed refugee agencies that with Trump reducing the number of refugees entering the United States, the authorities will significantly reduce the number of refugee resettlement offices in the United States in 20 18. The resettlement of refugees in the United States is handled by nine non-profit organizations, which receive funds from the federal government and supervise hundreds of local offices to help new immigrants adapt to their new lives.

Clarian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, said: "Trump has fulfilled his campaign promise. He (Trump) said he would do it and he did it. "

However, opponents say that reducing the number of refugees will affect the US economy and its international status.