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In fiscal year 2011 MRS-USCCB resettled more than 15 thousand refugees.

MRS-USCCB oversees the resettlement of refugees in more than 100 dioceses across the nation.

Since 1975 MRS-USCCB has resettled one million refugees---one third of the total 3 million refugees resettled in the United States since that time.

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Current Policy Issues

The Migration Policy office within the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops focuses on policies affecting vulnerable people on the move. Guided by Catholic Soical Teaching, the Migration Policy Offices focuses its work on:

Enforcement and Detention

Human Trafficking

Unaccompanied Alien Children

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