While it is relatively safe for undocumented students to be more visible within higher education, many still choose to be invisible on campus, leaving them to navigate their education in silence due to the wariness of sharing their immigration status.

As more asylum seekers come to the border, the inadequate immigration system increases as current immigration legislation does not change to protect the increased rates of immigration.

Over 2 million highly-skilled immigrants in the US experience underemployment and unemployment.

Refugee women experience violence during all stages of their migrant journey from a variety of perpetrators including intimate partners, fellow refugees, smugglers, border police, security forces, and refugee camp staff.

Over one million refugees have flooded into Europe since 2015, creating the need for their resettlement.

It is important for Americans to understand that most Muslims do not approve of extremist groups that commit atrocious acts in the name of Islam.

As of September 21, 2020, 50,170 people have arrived in Europe via the Mediterranean.

Refugee camps and detention centers are becoming increasingly overcrowded, and refugees are waiting over 3 months to see if they are granted asylum.

Refugees in Kenya are expected to spend 27 years in exile, with no permanent status or homeland.

In the United States, adolescent refugees face higher rates of mental illness in comparison to non-refugee adolescents.

Refugees are particularly susceptible to mental illness because of the situations they are forced to flee and the uncertainty they face in new countries.