ON MIGRATION | No refugees will be resettled in the US in October

November 21, 2019

Washington (CNN)The United States is on track to not admit any refugees in October, after already canceling around 500 flights this month, CNN has learned.

A pause on admissions that was expected to lift on Tuesday will now extend into November, leaving those who expected to resettle in the US in limbo. It also means additional travel will need to be canceled and re-booked at the expense of federal taxpayers. Read More.

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN, Updated 12:24 PM ET, Tue October 29, 2019

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