Who’s Pulling Their Weight? The Global Refugee Divide

The global response to refugee resettlement exhibits significant disparities. Some countries accept large numbers of refugees, while others admit very few or none at all. This variation is influenced by factors such as economic capacity, political climate, public opinion, and geographic considerations.

So, who goes above and beyond and who says stay away? Where does the United States stand and what options does it have to reduce or expand refugee numbers going forward?