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ICMC Statement on the Executive Order Suspending the United States Refugee Admissions Program 3

ICMC Forced to Cut Global Support to Refugees and Displaced People

For nearly 75 years, the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) has operated in many countries to protect and serve, in...

Participants at the “Care is Work, Work is Care: Towards Building a Global Transformative Community and Contributing to the Global Development Agenda” event, organized by the ICMC-coordinated FOWLS Project, with the support of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, in Rome on 8-10 May 2024.

“We Must Ensure That Social Justice is at the Heart of Global Policymaking”

On World Day of Social Justice, celebrated around the world on February 20th 2025, we sit down with Ignacio Alonso...

Carta Del Santo Padre Francisco A Los Obispos De Los Estados Unidos De América

Vaticano, 10 de febrero de 2025 Queridos hermanos en el episcopado: Les dirijo unas palabras, en estos delicados momentos que...

Letter of The Holy Father Francis to the Bishops of the United States Of America

From the Vatican, 10 February 2025 Dear Brothers in the Episcopate, I am writing today to address a few words...

Delegates of the 7th General Assembly of the Red Clamor Network in Bogotá, Colombia, September 2024

ICMC Joins Colombia Gathering of Global Church Networks Focused on Refugees and Migration

Ahead of the 110th Vatican World Day of Migrants and Refugees, celebrated on Sunday 29 September, ICMC joined two international...

New Oceania Network to Support Migrants and Refugees

Source: Catholic Diocese of Broken Bay

Bishop Anthony Randazzo of Broken Bay, Australia, announced the creation of the Migrant and Refugee Oceania Network to support migrants and refugees across the region. The network aims to unify, address urgent challenges, and elevate regional voices through advocacy and collaboration.

110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees

ICMC's statement on the occasion of World Day of Migrants and Refugees (WDMR), celebrated on Sunday, September 29, highlights Pope...

Annual Report 2023

U.S. Bishops “Deeply Disturbed” by New Border Restrictions

Source: Crux

Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, chairman of the Committee on Migration for USCCB voiced his concerns regarding the new executive action on the border, which would prevent migrants who entered illegally to seek asylum. USCCB is urging the President to reverse course and adopt a more humane approach.

Towards Dignified Work.

On 8-10 May, representatives of the Holy See, Episcopal Conferences, International Inter-Governmental Organizations, NGOs, trade unions, faith-based organizations, including the...

Statelessness & Migration – Interview with H.E. Archbishop Buti Tlhagale

Joint Statement: The New EU Resettlement Framework Is a Chance To Bring More Refugees to Safety

On 10 April 2024, the European Parliament adopted the Pact on Migration and Asylum, and alongside it, the new Union...

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Adoption of the URF: A Chance for the EU To Bring More People to Safety

April 11, 2024

Advocacy Resettlement & Complementary Pathways Migration Policy Resettlement (Advocacy)

The URF, adopted alongside the EU Pact on Asylum and Migration, offers a glimmer of hope for refugees across the globe. 22 civil society organizations call for it to be fully put into action to create a more protection-focused approach to refugee resettlement.

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U.S.Bishop Condemns Texas’ Increasing Criminalization of Migrants

Source: Nathional Catholic Reporter

Following Texas Attorney General attempts to close Annunciation House, a Catholic migrant shelter in El Paso, TX, Bishop Mark Seitz has critiziced the Lone Star state's escalading efforts to criminalize migration as part of a "broader, brutal, historical project in Texas to criminalize and police people who migrate."

ICMC Europe's Anna Coulibaly at the European Migration Forum

European Migration Forum Elects ICMC Europe to Represent European Civil Society

Following her election as a European civil society representative on the Bureau of the European Migration Forum for 2024-26, we...

ICMC Forced to Cut Global Support to Refugees and Displaced People

Carta Del Santo Padre Francisco A Los Obispos De Los Estados Unidos De América

Letter of The Holy Father Francis to the Bishops of the United States Of America

ICMC Joins Colombia Gathering of Global Church Networks Focused on Refugees and Migration

New Oceania Network to Support Migrants and Refugees

110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees

Annual Report 2023

U.S. Bishops “Deeply Disturbed” by New Border Restrictions

Towards Dignified Work.

Statelessness & Migration – Interview with H.E. Archbishop Buti Tlhagale

Joint Statement: The New EU Resettlement Framework Is a Chance To Bring More Refugees to Safety

Adoption of the URF: A Chance for the EU To Bring More People to Safety

U.S.Bishop Condemns Texas’ Increasing Criminalization of Migrants

European Migration Forum Elects ICMC Europe to Represent European Civil Society

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