Penn Law International Refugee Assistance Project

Welcoming refugees and ensuring security are not mutually exclusive

"For those waiting to come to the United States, the delays in Lebanon are compounded by a Department of Homeland Security rule. Because of what a department official vaguely described as 'the security situation in Lebanon,' visiting immigration officers can stay and work only inside the United States Embassy compound, which is undergoing a major face-lift. Those are the most stringent security restrictions in Lebanon, where other Western governments allow their diplomats to live in apartments in Beirut." http://www.nytimes.com//refugees-stuck-in-grinding-us-proc

Beirut Service Trip 2015

Creating awareness of Refugee Rights at Penn Law #breathefree #irap #insideout

Photos from Penn IRAP's April 10 Conference!

Please join us Friday April 10 at Penn Law! https://www.facebook.com/events/814152818663655/

Today is Giving Tuesday: Please consider making a donation to our Lebanon Service Trip Fundraiser! Every dollar will help us provide free legal aid to Syrian Refugees http://www.youcaring.com//helping-syrian-refugees-i/258450 Thanks!

IRAP mentioned in WSJ... http://online.wsj.com//iraqis-who-served-u-s-seek-visas-an

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Kurdistan Service Trip