The United States government has launched private sponsorship programs to respond to humanitarian crises, as well as to decrease the overall wait time for refugees to enter the United States. Sponsors can be individual U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or others who are lawfully present in the United States. Sponsors are required to ensure that the individuals they are sponsoring have the resources needed to start a new life in the United States. This includes welcoming them at the airport, finding housing, setting up the new household with furniture and household items, providing clothing and food, finding employment, enrolling children in school, accessing medical care, and connecting newcomers to community resources and supports available to them.
The federal government is processing and coordinating all sponsorships.
What are the different sponsorship programs?
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